Intent Intelligence Framework

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Amex introduces a framework to prevent AI agents from making unauthorized purchases TechCrunch · 4 hours ago · 21

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October 2026

13 Oct Amex introduces a framework to prevent AI agents from making unauthorized purchases

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Integrated with Create Intent API · 1 source
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Integrated with Proof of Intent Tokens · 1 source
American Express develops this technology · 1 source

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TLDRocket 13 October 2026

AI’s big story today wasn’t a model release so much as a shift in who gets to steer it—and how payments behave when software acts on your behalf. American Express rolled out its Intent Intelligence Framework inside the ACE Developer Toolkit, starting with a Create Intent API that captures and authenticates a customer’s purchase intent before an AI agent can complete a transaction. The system adds Intent IDs and Proof of Intent Tokens, aiming to keep checkout tied to what the customer actually authorized—an antidote to the “agent did a thing” problem.

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