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AIP enforces privacy through protocol design: no personal identifiers are required in any message schema. Brand Agents receive only anonymized intent context. In delegation, context is further scoped to defined boundaries. Operators, platforms, and brand agents implement their own regulatory compliance (GDPR, CCPA, etc.) according to applicable laws.
All verifications, signatures, and timestamps are recorded in the Operator’s settlement ledger. Every settlement outcome is traceable to a single serve_token and can be independently verified through cryptographic linkage.
AIP does not define retention durations. Operators define their own data retention policies according to their requirements and applicable regulations.
Each participant manages keys according to their own security policies. The protocol requires message authentication and integrity protection but does not prescribe specific key management procedures.
Delegation uses scoped context - only the data defined in context_scope (e.g., intent and constraints) is shared with the brand agent. Raw user queries, conversation transcripts, and user identifiers are never included regardless of scope configuration.