George Fletcher | Elected Board Member
OpenID Foundation
George Fletcher is an Identity Standards Architect focused on CIAM and B2B identity solutions. He is a seasoned software architect with 25+ years of software development and architecture experience covering a wide variety of disciplines including identity, artificial intelligence, "real-time" media processing, graphical information systems, consumer electronic devices and large scale internet deployments. George is also a community elected board member of the OpenID Foundation (OIDF) and serves on the OIDF Executive Committee. He is involved in a number of identity standards efforts including OpenID Connect, OAuth 2, and the IETF where he is an editor on two specifications: OAuth 2.0 for First-Party Applications and Transaction Tokens. His past work includes contributions to OpenID 2, OAuth, XRI OASIS TC (XRD) and the Liberty Alliance Identity Web Services Framework.
Appearances:
Identity Week America - Day 2 @ 13:40
Panel: License to thrill: AI agents in the field, can we control and authorize their actions effectively?
- Assess the state of play for 'AI' in the identity ecosystem. Is this overhyped, or do sectors need to shift their approach and incorporate AI entities into their identity management?
- Discuss AI agents and how they integrate into access management systems. What permissions should they be granted?
- Review the security concerns with autonomous agents requesting access on behalf of a human user
- Should AI receive its own identity credentials and how should they be authenticated if representing a human user?
- How far can authorization for an AI agent be trusts if users aren't able to account for the infinite permutaations of how an agent will act to achieve it's set goal? Should sub-agents be considered separate entities?
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