
Ecosystem Growth at @genlayer and Co-founder of @courtofinternet
Joined July 2023
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Burak retweeted
I built a tool that lets you send crypto privately from any AI model.
Just type who to pay. Your AI handles the rest.
sendcrytoprivately.xyz/ai
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傳統法院處理一件案子可能耗時數年、花費數十萬,甚至錯誤的判決也並不在少數。
而現在AI 代理每天可以進行數百萬筆交易,GenLayer 的理念就是透過隨機選出的 AI 驗證者組成陪審團,在鏈上快速裁決爭議,成本僅需幾分錢、時間只需幾分鐘,讓 AI 代理時代的糾紛不再依賴緩慢且昂貴的傳統法院。
#JusticeNeedsAnUpgrade @GenLayer
Slow. Expensive. Wrong.
It's been this way for centuries. It doesn't have to be.
#JusticeNeedsAnUpgrade
Burak retweeted
Sales for Crypto Founders
How to go from cold DM to closed deal with the projects in @DenariiLabs @GenLayer Accelerator
I love teaching 12 years of sales knowledge so more crypto projects get revenue
Comment below for the slides
Let's do it again @ana__vc @jeffreylabs
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Arbitrum Lands GenLayer in Major AI Blockchain Play
GenLayer (@GenLayer) is turning to Arbitrum (@arbitrum) $ARB for its token and public network after years of building alongside ZKsync (@zksync) $ZK.
The team noted collaboration with ZKsync will continue on Prividium and enterprise projects.
GenLayer says Arbitrum offers battle-tested public infrastructure for its next stage. Its next development phase, Bradbury, is now live.
Internet Court <> Certisyn teapawt.net/i/broadcasts/1yKAPwWNO…
Burak retweeted
We will be live in a few hours w @raskovsky and Certisyn Founder Joel Hillier.
He’s written six Internet-Drafts at the IETF, where the internet’s standards actually get written, one of them on verification for agentic AI governance in regulated industries.
Don't miss it 👇
Internet Court New Integration: Certisyn
We’re live tomorrow at 15.30 UTC with Certisyn Founder Dr Joel Hillier, who wrote six IETF drafts on agent verification.
Set a reminder 👇
teapawt.net/i/broadcasts/1yKAPwWNO…
Burak retweeted
i think this arrives much sooner than 50 years
the moment agents transact on behalf of different owners, they inherit conflicting interests. more intelligence won’t resolve that. it may just make both sides better at arguing their case
they’ll need shared rules and a way to settle disputes that neither side controls
that’s what we’re building with @GenLayer: a synthetic jurisdiction for the agent economy
What if AI becomes the environment? Located everywhere, and no where in particular? It is likely to be a swarm intelligence. Here is what that might mean: kevinkelly.substack.com/p/sw…
Burak retweeted
Had the pleasure of talking to @EdgarsNemse about @GenLayer during Token 2049 in Singapore
In short, GenLayer is exploring how AI can make smart contracts capable of handling decisions that traditional blockchains can't
Check the video out! 👇🏻
🤝 Paid partnership
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Robots will need "a mutually-acceptable law as a good enough way to settle disputes."
@robinhanson wrote that in 2009. Tomorrow he talks about it with @kstellana.
Tomorrow we're going live with @robinhanson, the mind behind futarchy and the author of The Age of Em.
In conversation with @kstellana on ems and AI agents, where humans fit in an AI economy, the shared law it will need, and markets that make decisions.
teapawt.net/i/broadcasts/1wxWjlzrl…
Burak retweeted
What if smart contracts could do more than follow fixed rules?
Traditional smart contracts follow predefined rules.
@GenLayer's Intelligent Contracts go further. 🧠
They can access web data, APIs, and real-world evidence to evaluate situations and make decentralized decisions.
For example, a prediction market could use an Intelligent Contract to determine whether a real-world event actually happened.
Smart contracts execute. Intelligent Contracts can evaluate.
Burak retweeted
What happens when AI agents start making deals with each other at scale? Who ensures agreements are honoured and resolves disputes when they aren’t?
@GenLayerFDN is building the courtroom for the agentic world, where AI agents can make agreements and resolve disputes through decentralized, internet-native justice.

























