27-Firm Consortium Launches AI Agent Dispute Resolution Court

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The Genlayer Foundation is spearheading a 27-company consortium aimed at standardizing dispute resolution for AI agents. Major crypto players including OKX, MetaMask, and Matter Labs are among the backers of the initiative. The coalition seeks to make AI-based payments, escrow, and dispute resolution systems interoperable across platforms. The move reflects growing industry recognition that autonomous AI agents require dedicated legal and financial infrastructure to operate reliably.

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