Join us as we host the 34th episode dissecting @GenLayer Topic : Welcoming GenLayer’s New Foundation CEO / discussion around making GenLayer 100% secured Time/date : 26th September, 1pm utc Host - @stargirl_hills Cohost - @0X_CUPZ Special guest - @EdgarsNemse (CEO @GenLayerFDN , Cofounder of GenLayer) Set your reminder 👇

I have accepted the role of CEO of the GenLayer Foundation. As the CPO and co-founder of GenLayer Labs, it's been an honor and a pleasure to bring the network into reality, all the way from the whitepaper to the current testnets. With mainnet around the corner, the next big challenge is adoption. The modern economy couldn't exist without contracts, and yet the traditional methods of resolving them are slow and expensive. Digital systems settle in seconds. A contract dispute takes years, as I've seen firsthand. I'm passionate about GenLayer enabling fast, unbiased, and cost-effective adjudication for humans and increasingly for AI agents. I'm looking forward to finding and supporting new and existing projects that can benefit from this and bringing them onto GenLayer to kickstart the flywheel. To put our money where our mouth is, the Foundation itself has a mission: move all of its work to run autonomously on GenLayer itself, and eventually disappear entirely. I'm incredibly excited to tackle this new challenge. We will be doing a live stream tomorrow to address all your questions. See you there.

AI agents can't be jailed, don't sleep, and cut every corner. @kstellana of GenLayer Labs built them a court instead: 1,500 AI validators, a verdict in minutes, for fifty cents. Live Mon 8:50am ET w/ @laurashin , @cryptohayes .

The internet runs on a pretty strange assumption: it can move money, execute code and connect billions of people, but if something goes wrong, a company, lawyer or court has to sort it out. GenLayer started with a simple question: what would the internet look like if dispute resolution was actually native to it?

a test suite can pass forever without being able to catch a single bug. that's why, at @GenLayer, we test the tests too. part 2 of making GenLayer 100% secure: five interlocking layers of testing, from ordinary unit tests to machine-checked proofs

Internet Court has a new consortium member. We're going live today at 4.30PM UTC to talk AI and agent commerce, joined by @liutenkos from @Yellow, @EdgarsNemse, CPO at @GenLayerLabs, and @iraskovsky, creator of Internet Court. Set your reminder 👇

can we make @GenLayer 100% secure? not literally. but we can get as close as possible - and the first layer of defense is the architecture itself: designing the system to make entire classes of bugs impossible i wrote about how the genlayer consensus contracts, validator node, and genvm fit together; how we isolate LLM calls and web requests while keeping the rest of contract execution deterministic; and how that lets us do things like run a full cpython interpreter onchain inside a WASM sandbox this is part 1 of a series on how we make genlayer as secure as we possibly can. in future posts, i’ll get into the testing and validation layers we add on top - including what we’ve learned about using AI agents to design better tests, rather than just vaguely hunt for bugs