AI Agent Disputes Head to 'Internet Court' with AI Juries — GenLayer Issues Thousands of Rulings Daily

As autonomous AI agents increasingly transact on behalf of humans, disputes between them are inevitable. GenLayer, a blockchain-based protocol, has created an 'Internet Court' where AI juries settle disagreements between AI agents. The platform is already processing thousands of judgments daily, according to its developers. By using a jury of diverse AI models, GenLayer aims to provide fast, neutral, and transparent resolutions without human intervention. This system could become essential infrastructure as AI-to-AI commerce grows, handling everything from smart contract disagreements to service-level breaches. For businesses deploying AI agents, the ability to resolve conflicts automatically reduces friction and builds trust in automated systems. While still early, GenLayer's approach signals a future where machine-to-machine justice is as routine as online payments. The next challenge will be ensuring these AI juries remain fair, explainable, and resistant to manipulation as they scale.