We're planning a technical briefing, and will be happy to go into a little more detail where we can show this more effectively.
The short of it is, we're not displacing the other forms of identification that are out there. The examples you gave where you're logging into individual systems...If you think about the ability to have a digital ID, though...I'll go back to the Government of Canada. If you have a service platform where you log in as Ben Lobb, and you're able to then access a multitude of government services having been identified, those are the kinds of benefits we can see downstream.
We're not architected for that now, but it does allow for that.