For decades, concurrent programming has meant wrestling with complexity, resource leaks, and stray processes. Structured Concurrency presents a paradigm shift, changing how we write, read, and reason about concurrent code. This session cuts through the hype to reveal the core principle: concurrent tasks should have a clear beginning, end, and scope, just like any other code block. We'll explore how this simple idea leads to a powerful new reality where tasks are organized into clear hierarchies. Discover how this structure enables automatic, reliable cancellation—if one task fails or is cancelled, its entire family of related tasks is gracefully cleaned up. Join us to see how this paradigm, now being adopted in languages from Java to Kotlin and beyond, makes concurrent code robust, readable, and easier to manage than ever before.