American Express Launches "Intent Intelligence Framework" to Prevent Unauthorized Purchases by AI Agents
American Express has introduced a new technology called the "Intent Intelligence Framework," designed to ensure AI agents only make purchases with explicit user authorization, thereby preventing potentially costly errors and disputes that could arise from the growth of AI-driven shopping. The framework captures and validates customers' purchase intent, creating a unique intent ID and proof-of-intent token to ensure transactions align with customer authorization. American Express hopes this framework will become an industry standard for AI-driven transactions.
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