GenLayer promotes the AI smart court system into the encryption field.

The GenLayer project aims to build a blockchain-based decision-making system that utilizes multiple AIs to coordinate and reach consensus on subjective decisions, similar to a court system. The protocol provides a network of 1,000 validators through the ZKsync chain, with each validator connected to a large language model (LLM) such as ChatGPT, Bert, or Llama. When controversial decisions arise in prediction markets like Polymarket, users can initiate a transaction to GenLayer’s virtual court system for appeal. The system employs the Condorcet majority theorem, significantly increasing the probability of correct decision-making as the number of participants grows. Furthermore, validators must make decisions within 100 seconds, and each appeal extends the process by 30 minutes. This allows significant issues to be resolved in a very short time without undergoing lengthy real-world legal proceedings. GenLayer leverages the large language model chosen by each validator to gather information and draw conclusions. Despite potential rule gaming issues, the system is designed to ensure accuracy and neutrality by increasing the number of participants and providing economic incentives.