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Amazon Quick Adds Smart Approvals for AI Agent Actions

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AWS introduced Smart Approvals in Amazon Quick to review eligible AI agent actions against the user's request and conversation context. The feature can approve an action automatically or send it to a person for review; existing permissions and mandatory approval requirements still apply. Each automatic approval covers only the specific action and parameters reviewed. Smart Approvals is on by default, except that profiles with deny-by-default enabled must explicitly allow it. Users can turn it off for themselves. AWS says CloudTrail Event history keeps events for 90 days; longer investigations require a configured trail.

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  1. Amazon Quick Smart Approvals Adds Human Review for Consequential Actions

    Amazon Quick’s Smart Approvals reviews eligible agent actions against the user’s request and conversation context, approving some automatically and returning others for human review. Existing permission controls and mandatory approvals remain in force, and each automatic approval applies only to the specific action and parameters reviewed. The article also describes audit logs and a pilot approach for evaluating the feature.

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