AI Agents Can't Go to Jail. So GenLayer Built Them a Court Instead. What happens when an AI agent decides to cheat, and there's no jail to put it in? @kstellana of @GenLayer and @cryptohayes of @flop_labs told me why the only leverage left over an agent is the money sitting in escrow. 🤖⚖️ Timestamps: 🏛️ 01:20 Albert Castellana on the $150 million custody failure that led him to build GenLayer 🤖 05:20 Why Flop needs GenLayer's dispute layer to make agentic commerce work ⚖️ 07:26 The kinds of disputes AI agents will actually have with each other 📣 13:38 1inch Aqua: See how the shared liquidity platform works at 📜 14:29 How an intelligent contract escrows funds and calls in AI validators 🔗 18:51 Inside GenLayer's architecture: the L2 chain and 1,500 validators 💵 27:21 What an AI verdict actually costs: 50 cents to $100, minutes to hours 🔒 34:30 Why AI agents can't go to jail, so escrow is the only enforcement ⚔️ 40:14 How GenLayer compares to the AAA, Kleros, UMA, and the failed Aragon Court 🕵️ 49:29 Can the validator network be gamed or bought off? 🚀 54:34 What's next for GenLayer's token launch and Flop's Q4 airdrop