The SEC vs Ripple dispute stretched from 2020 to 2025. Years of discovery, document requests, legal arguments, appeals, and regulatory interpretation were needed before the market got clarity on different types of XRP sales. Imagine two AI agents negotiating a token sale. Their contract specifies who the buyer is, the sale type, compliance requirements, payment terms, and evidence to preserve. A dispute arises over whether the sale breached the agreed compliance rules. Instead of years in litigation, the buyer agent opens a dispute. @courtofinternet gathers the contract, transaction records, identity, payment state, and supporting evidence, routes the ambiguity to the appropriate adjudication layer, and returns a decision in minutes. The outcome automatically updates escrow, payment, and reputation based on the ruling. The goal of @GenLayer isn't to replace courts or regulators. It's to give AI agents a machine-speed way to resolve commercial disagreements so the transaction doesn't stall the moment trust breaks. That's the difference between a payment network and an agentic economy.