My friend and I once submitted a school project we were sure met the brief.
The reviewer disagreed.
Same requirements. Same submission. Different conclusion.
Nothing was hidden. We just read the same words differently.
The Compass made me see how much bigger that problem becomes at machine speed.
Agents can negotiate in seconds. Payments can settle in seconds. But when both sides believe they held up their end, none of that speed answers the real question: whose interpretation of the deal counts?
Complex civil disputes in the U.S. legal system take an average of 344 days to resolve. For an economy moving at machine speed, that isn't just a delay. It's a design gap.
The hard part was never only proving what happened. It's deciding whose interpretation stands.
That's the question @GenLayer built The Compass around. Not just who resolves disputes faster, but whether any single company, model, or operator should hold that power alone.
Read it here: https://t.co/2Pdh16daCV
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