Agent Economy and the Future of Trustless Arbitration

They are rapidly entering the era of the "Agent Economy." Soon, most of your transactions, DeFi operations, and even business agreements will be handled by AI agents.
However, there is a critical flaw: what happens if your AI agent messes up?
You can't upload a piece of code or a black box with hundreds of interactions to a traditional court. In a trustless, decentralized economy, we urgently need a dispute resolution system that is equally trustless as the underlying infrastructure.
Scenario Assumptions and Solutions
Imagine deploying an AI agent to perform cross-chain arbitrage or manage automated supply chain procurement. As a result, due to oracle data delays, it fails to meet the strict SLA (Service Level Agreement) in the smart contract, causing you to lose a significant amount of funds. The other party claims full responsibility, while you see yourself as a victim of AI logic. Who will arbitrate?
Traditional lawyers struggle even to understand these on-chain hash values. At this point, what we need is a solution built specifically for the Web3 and AI era:
The Killer Feature of On-Chain Courts
The core of Internet Court lies in how it handles conflicts between AI and humans (or AI and AI). Its killer feature is the introduction of an on-chain AI jury.
The system can directly extract and analyze complex on-chain execution records and smart contract interaction histories as evidence.
AI juries operate around the clock, providing extremely fast resolution times—no long waiting periods, no expensive legal fees.
The future economy runs on code, and the order it maintains will be upheld by decentralized, efficient on-chain courts.