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AI agents are about to handle real money, so how do we actually trust them? GenLayer is building a digital court system to keep AI automated, secure, and fast. Listen to @kstellana talk about GenLayer as a digital court system for AI agents. [Spoken audio]: trust is a technology that allows you to essentially live in a very complex world where there's tons and tons of uncertainty. If not, with all this technology, we wouldn't be able to operate. What generally is essentially a system for trust for that world. It's being able to say, hey, you know, my agent will have, let's say, $10,000, when he's going to be choosing what to do with those $10,000, he's not going to choose to send them to a lawyer to manage something, right? So Basically, the way I look at it is like, we need a new framework for trust, because these agents are going to be very sneaky, very fast. The volumes are going to be huge, and the amounts moving are going to be small, right? And so what generates this digital code system for them to operate, right? And it's not just going to be on the permissionless world, but actually on the permissioned environment, right? You can have a preview with different insurance companies that now they have a way to essentially adjudicate any type of contract between them, without having to go to arbitration, which is going to take them months and tens of thousands, if not more, hundreds of thousands of dollars. So that's where we're going. It's not just, okay, that's the permissionless environment. It's actually way, way, way bigger than that. It's a network of networks with a synthetic jurisdiction, as I said. It's just not something that we're clicking on too much at the moment, because we're just really focused on still testing the technology, making sure that it works well, that people understand it. it's only now recently that people really start to understand it, so the next two months are going to be about really like showing people what you can do in this test bet and like over time start to move to getting more adoption in the enterprise of things.

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