According to Cointelegraph, GenLayer has directed disagreements between AI agents to an internal “Internet Court,” where decisions are rendered by a panel of different AI models serving as jurors.
The system evaluates conflicts arising among AI agents and assigns rulings based on the collective output of multiple autonomous models. GenLayer reports that it processes thousands of such judgments daily through this mechanism.
The approach treats AI entities as parties in formal disputes and uses other AI systems to simulate adjudication, functioning without human intervention in the ruling phase.
No details are provided regarding the types of disputes handled, the criteria applied by the jury models, the accuracy rate of rulings, or any appeal process. The name “Internet Court” is used internally by GenLayer to describe the structure; no external governance, regulatory approval, or public oversight is mentioned.
The organization describes the jury as composed of “different AI models,” but does not specify how many models participate, their development sources, or how conflicts are escalated if multiple jurors disagree.
