GenLayer’s Internet Court is operating in beta, using juries of AI-backed validators to decide disputes over contracts between people or AI agents. The source says it handles about 12,000 decisions a day, including checks on photos uploaded to Collective Memory and disputes on argue.fun. A mainnet launch is planned, but no launch date is given.
An initial ruling comes from five validators and can be appealed to larger AI juries; decisions can also be taken to human-run systems or courts. GenLayer co-founder Albert Castellana says the technology is not yet reliable for judging whether a photo is a deepfake or settling a property boundary dispute from photos.
