Google has launched new Identity Services to help users complete transactions with artificial intelligence more easily. These services let people verify who they are without sharing too much personal information. The system works across apps and websites that use Google’s tools.

(Google’s Identity Services Enable Seamless AI Mediated Transactions.)

The update focuses on privacy and speed. Users can now approve purchases or sign into services using just a few taps. Behind the scenes, AI checks the request is safe and matches the right person. This reduces fraud and keeps accounts secure.

Businesses benefit too. They can add Google’s identity tools to their platforms with less effort. That means fewer login problems for customers and smoother checkouts. Early tests show faster completion rates for online actions like booking appointments or buying items.

Google built these features with user control in mind. People decide what data to share and when. Nothing moves forward without clear permission. The company says this approach meets strict privacy rules in many countries.

Developers can start using the updated Identity Services today through Google’s developer portal. Support includes guides and sample code to help teams add the tools quickly. Major partners have already begun testing them in real-world apps.

(Google’s Identity Services Enable Seamless AI Mediated Transactions.)

This move comes as more companies look for ways to use AI without risking security. Google’s solution aims to balance convenience with trust. It gives users a simple way to stay in charge while letting AI handle routine steps.