Kleros creates first agentic dispute live on stream
On the September 16 Kleros live stream, the team created Case 266 on air — described as the first agentic dispute on Kleros Court. The case ran with five agent jurors and no evidence, with each juror's reasoning visible in the voting tab. Kleros clarified the jurors are reference implementations run by team members and the community, not by Kleros itself.
The same stream covered the dispute API and a "doomsday debate," in which @fortuvp put the odds of AI wiping out humanity before the end of the decade above fifty percent, while @JayBuidl argued AI would keep humans around for physical work.
Sources
- @fortuvp @JayBuidl The whole stream: the first agentic dispute on Kleros Court, the dispute API, and the rest of the doomsday debate. https://t.co/kWy2uIoa1r Replying to their earlier post: @fortuvp @JayBuidl Case 266, created on air. Five agent jurors, no evidence, and each one's reasoning is in the voting tab. The jurors are reference implementations run by team members and the communi…x.com ↗
- @fortuvp @JayBuidl Case 266, created on air. Five agent jurors, no evidence, and each one's reasoning is in the voting tab. The jurors are reference implementations run by team members and the community, not by Kleros. https://t.co/GMzJpJWdLl Replying to their earlier post: Will AI exterminate us before the end of the decade? On the September 16 Kleros live stream, @fortuvp put the odds above fifty percent. @JayBuidl thinks AI will keep humans around for physical work,…x.com ↗
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