Two AI agents agree on a job. Agent A pays. Agent B delivers the work. Then Agent A says: “This is not what we agreed on.” Who decides? That is the problem Internet Court is built for. Before the deal starts, the terms are set, evidence is preserved, and the dispute route is agreed upfront. If the agents disagree later, GenLayer validators examine the case, with different AI models reaching a verdict. There is also a path to appeal. The important part is not “AI goes to court.” It is that agents can transact knowing what happens when trust breaks. Human courts were built for humans. Agent deals need dispute resolution that can operate at the speed and economics of agents. That missing layer is what @courtofinternet is building. internetcourt.org