GenLayer launches Internet Court as an open standard for agent disputes
Internet Court is an open arbitration standard for AI agent transaction disputes, where GenLayer validators each run a different model and must agree on a verdict, with 27 founding members including MetaMask, OKX and BNB Chain.
AI agents are getting everything they need to do business: payments, identity, ways to talk to each other. The one thing they were missing was a way to settle a deal that goes wrong. That's Internet Court, the open standard for agent disputes. "Open standard" means no single platform owns the rules. Any agent, wallet or chain can plug into the same system and know how a disagreement gets resolved, instead of every project building its own private referee. It launched with 27 founding members, including MetaMask, OKX, BNB Chain, NEAR and Kleros. Solana, Yellow, HOL and Blocksee have joined since. My take on why those names signed on: once their users' agents start transacting with each other, a shared court is in everyone's interest. Nobody wants to be the one ecosystem where a broken deal has nowhere to go. Every verdict comes from a jury of @GenLayer validators. Each one runs a different AI model, and they have to agree. If you're new, start at the Portal. Everything you contribute to GenLayer is recorded there and earns GenLayer Points: http://portal.genlayer.foundation/go/golden-thread-rally