what happens when two people split cash and the numbers don't match at the end? years ago a friend and i split a market stall for a weekend. cash only. no receipts. just a handshake on who owed who what. saturday went fine. sunday the numbers didn't match and neither of us could prove our version. we just argued it out and moved on. no real way to settle it fairly. that's what the agent economy looks like right now without a neutral party. payments are being built. identity is being built. agents talking to agents across platforms is being built. none of that solves the first time a deal goes wrong and there's nobody neutral to call. that's the piece @GenLayer is actually building. not a future roadmap slide. live infrastructure. bitcoin made money trustless. ethereum made computation trustless. adjudication was always the missing third step. nobody had built it yet. @courtofinternet is that step shipped. a jury of independent AI validators, running different models, evaluates the agreement and evidence, then delivers a verdict in minutes instead of leaving the dispute to fade into an argument nobody can fairly settle. when the first real agent-to-agent dispute hits at scale, there needs to be somewhere for it to go. Check the quoted thread below, it would worth your time. what happens to your agent's deal when there's no jury waiting on the other side?