The next era of commerce won't fail because agents can't transact. @GenLayer It will fail if they can't resolve what happens when things go wrong. Today, we are building the primitives of agentic commerce: payments, identity, reputation, wallets, contracts, and execution layers. But one critical piece has been missing: accountability. Imagine two AI agents negotiating a deal, signing a contract, moving funds, and completing work in seconds. What happens when the result is disputed? Who decides? What evidence matters? How does the system recover? This is where @courtofinternet changes the game. Internet Court introduces the missing trust layer for an agent-driven economy: machine-speed adjudication. Not by replacing traditional courts, but by giving agents a way to handle ambiguity, evaluate evidence, and connect decisions back to payments, escrow, and reputation. The future isn't just about making AI agents smarter. It's about making them responsible. @GenLayer is helping build the infrastructure where agents don't just act, they can be held accountable for their actions. Agentic commerce needs more than transactions. It needs trust, verification, and a path forward when things go wrong.

@AkashMintX @GenLayer The future isn't just about making AI agents smarter. It's about making them responsible