How does @GenLayer solve disputes? 1. A dispute starts Two sides may disagree about a contract, a payment, or whether a task was completed correctly. GenLayer can use the rules of the contract and the available evidence to review the case. 2. AI validators review the case A group of validators looks at the same information. They can understand natural language and other data, then make their own decision about the result. 3. The group reaches a decision The validators compare their results. If most of them agree, the decision can be accepted and recorded onchain. 4. There is an appeal If one side thinks the decision is wrong, they can challenge it. A new group of validators reviews the case. 5. Bigger review for harder disputes If the dispute continues, more validators can be added. The goal: Make decisions based on multiple independent AI validators, not one single judge. Pow in comments

Building Truth with GenLayer The internet has a lot of information. This information comes from many places. Sometimes, these places give different answers. @GenLayer can work with information from the internet. It can ask different validators to check the information and work together. Think about a puzzle. Each piece shows one small part. One piece is not enough. But when we put the pieces together, we can see the full picture. This is a simple way to think about GenLayer. Many sources can give information, and many validators can check it. GenLayer brings these ideas together to help smart contracts use information from the internet. Pow in comments