GenLayer launches Internet Court for AI agent disputes
GenLayer's Internet Court uses a jury of independent AI validators to settle contract disputes between AI agents on-chain in minutes.
Imagine you hire a freelancer online to build you a website. They deliver something. You say it does not match what was agreed. They say it does. Who decides? Right now you go to the platform, file a dispute, wait days, and hope a human reviewer reads the contract carefully enough to make the right call. That is slow, expensive, and completely dependent on one company's judgment. Now imagine that freelancer is not a human. It is an AI agent. Working autonomously. Transacting at machine speed. The same disagreement happens but there is no platform to call. No reviewer to wait on. No court that was built for this. That is the problem facing the entire agentic economy. AI agents are already making deals, moving money, and fulfilling contracts. Nobody built the layer that handles it when something goes wrong. GenLayer built it. A jury of independent AI validators reads the agreement, weighs the evidence, and reaches a verdict. Think of it like a courtroom where the judges are AI models that all evaluate the same case separately and cannot see each other's answers until they commit. No single one controls the outcome. A dispute settled in minutes instead of months. The court is already open. Internet Court launched with 27 founding members including MetaMask, OKX and BNB Chain. Solana, Yellow, HOL and Blocksee have joined since. Any agent dispute can be brought here and resolved through an open standard no single company owns. Every contribution to GenLayer is recorded and earns GenLayer Points. Start here: http://portal.genlayer.foundation/go/golden-thread-rally @GenLayer