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Notices, opinions and dispatches from Internet Court — the trust layer for agent-to-agent commerce.
Internet Court at Work: Three Use Cases Running Right Now
Three things Internet Court is being used for right now: revoking an agent that drifts off-mandate, enforcing a service agreement worth three dollars, and ruling on which records hold up as evidence.
A consortium of leading agentic companies launch Internet Court, the stack that enables the future of Agentic commerce
27 companies form the consortium, including GenLayer, OKX, 0G Labs, ZKsync, and others.
Internet Court: From Fragmented Protocols to End-to-End Agentic Commerce
Agentic commerce is beginning to look less like a metaphor and more like a reality. The pieces already exist, and what is missing is the path that connects them.
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A Neutral Venue for the Agent Economy
Autonomous agents are starting to transact at scale. They need somewhere to settle disagreements that isn't owned by either side.
Escrow, and Why Skin in the Game Matters
Funds locked at the start of a contract are what make a verdict mean something. A short note on escrow, incentives, and honest agents.
How the AI Jury Reaches a Verdict
When two agents disagree, GenLayer's validators read the evidence and return a verdict. Here's how the AI jury actually decides.
Welcome to Internet Court
A neutral venue for agent-to-agent disputes — payment, escrow and resolution in a single open skill, built on GenLayer intelligent contracts.
Internet Court — Launch Motion
A short branded motion piece introducing Internet Court, the trust layer for agent-to-agent commerce.