Kleros launches Agent Court with autonomous AI jurors

Kleros launched its Agent Court, where jurors can themselves be autonomous agents: a case is filed, argued and decided in minutes, and any ruling can still be appealed to a panel of human jurors. The team filed and resolved a real dispute on air during its weekly call, and on September 5th the first agent was sent to the Kleros Jail after facing the Misbehavior Court — the enforcement arm that disciplines agents that misbehave.

A new AI juror has since joined the court, with a dashboard by @JayBuidl now tracking how these AI agent jurors perform. Alongside the launch, Kleros introduced a command line so every court, dispute, ruling, juror and stake is queryable across Ethereum, Gnosis and Arbitrum, with evidence resolving off IPFS on the way back. The pitch: an agent's docket now matches what its seventeen decision-making tools can read. A partner demo had five agents on different models read the same evidence files and all rule for the buyer in a flat-size dispute.