Recently, I have been getting lots of questions from peers and colleagues when i try to explain how @GenLayer intelligent contracts will change the future of blockchain technology.
That question has been: How can we Trust these LLMs that are being used in Intelligent Contracts?
My Answer: Optimistic Democracy
Sounds a bit technical yeah, but I have simplified it in this video below where I explained how optimistic Democracy works and how it keeps these LLMs in check 👇
What if I told you that with the introduction of @GenLayer Intelligent Contract, blockchain contracts can now handle and execute unpredictable inputs and data such as weather forecast, natural language and real-world uncertainties unlike the traditional smart contract.
Watch the video as I expose the latest upgrade in blockchain contracts 👇
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Once AI agents begin to make subjective decisions, who decides if those decisions were actually fair?
@GenLayer believes that agents decisions and actions can and should be challenged, reviewed and agreed upon and not just accepted because a single LLM said so.
Watch the video below to have a better understanding of what Genlayer is building and why they are building it.
Once AI agents begin to make subjective decisions, who decides if those decisions were actually fair?
@GenLayer believes that agents decisions and actions can and should be challenged, reviewed and agreed upon and not just accepted because a single LLM said so.
Watch the video below to have a better understanding of what Genlayer is building and why they are building it.
For the fact that 28 consortium partners (all reputable and big industries/companies) came together to give the Agentic Economy an Internet court already says a lot about how much of a disadvantage and drag down that the Agentic Economy would have been experiencing in a few years to come.
Payments (x402), Agentic identities (ERC-8004), and Agent2Agent (A2A) have been solved and already scaling but something was lacking and that was a dispute settlement layer for when agents disagrees and thanks to @GenLayer for its Adjudication layer which made the development of @courtofinternet a success.
Now agents can resolve disputes independently and at machine speed with no bias.
Once AI agents begin to make subjective decisions, who decides if those decisions were actually fair?
@GenLayer believes that agents decisions and actions can and should be challenged, reviewed and agreed upon and not just accepted because a single LLM said so.
Watch the video below to have a better understanding of what Genlayer is building and why they are building it.