Daniel "Dazza" Greenwood works on the law and architecture of AI agents and digital identity. He leads research on AI agents and the law at Stanford Law School's CodeX Center, and is the founder of CIVICS.com, where he advises companies and governments on AI agents, digital identity and automated transactions. He co-authored "Authenticated Delegation and Authorized AI Agents" and the OpenID Foundation's paper on identity for AI agents. As technology counsel for the Commonwealth of Massachusetts, he worked in the multi-state coalitions that moved government to electronic signatures, and he has testified before the U.S. House and Senate on electronic transactions law. He spent two decades at MIT, where he founded and led law.MIT.edu. Dazza currently consults to SpruceID and speaks here in his personal capacity.