Announcing GenLayer’s New Brand: Trust Infrastructure for the AI Age
GenLayer unveils its new brand to establish a trust layer for AI agents. Innovations such as Intelligent Contracts, GenVM, and Optimistic Democracy enable programmable trust for autonomous dispute resolution needed for the AI Age. The upcoming testnet will be the first milestone in building a trust layer for AI-native dApps.
What is an Intelligent Oracle?
Intelligent Oracles connect smart contracts to the real world by using AI to fetch real-time data from the internet. Unlike traditional oracles, they enable contracts to adapt dynamically to live events, from weather updates to financial trends, making blockchain applications smarter and more responsive.
How Can GenLayer Make DAOs Fully Autonomous?
GenLayer transforms DAOs into truly autonomous organizations with Intelligent Contracts that can think, make decisions, and analyze data in real-time. This upgrade allows DAOs to manage funds, review proposals, and execute complex tasks faster and without human input, making them smarter and more efficient.
How Can I Set Up the GenLayer Simulator?
The GenLayer Simulator allows developers to build and test Intelligent Contracts in a safe environment before launching on the real blockchain. By installing the GenLayer SDK, connecting to the Simulator, and using familiar coding languages like Python, developers can experiment freely, refine their contracts, and seamlessly transition them to the testnet.
Why does GenLayer have a simulator and how to use it?
GenLayer’s Simulator provides a safe environment for developers to test and build decentralized applications (dApps) using Intelligent Contracts. It allows experimentation without risking real blockchain errors. Developers can code in Python or WASM, transition projects smoothly to the testnet, and perfect dApps before official deployment, improving reliability and user experience.
How Will Intelligent Contracts Help the Blockchain Ecosystem?
GenLayer’s Intelligent Contracts go beyond traditional smart contracts by enabling non-deterministic decisions, such as real-time web searches and complex analyses. These contracts offer developers flexibility with multiple coding languages, seamless blockchain interoperability, and enhanced security through decentralized AI models. Intelligent Contracts revolutionize dApps by adapting to real-world data autonomously.
What are Intelligent Contracts?
GenLayer’s Intelligent Contracts enhance traditional smart contracts by integrating AI, allowing them to perform complex tasks like adjusting prices, analyzing real-time data, and understanding natural language. Powered by Large Language Models (LLMs) and multiple validators, these contracts make dynamic, autonomous decisions, ensuring accuracy and trustworthiness in decentralized systems.
Why does GenLayer exist?
GenLayer introduces "Intelligent Contracts" that upgrade traditional smart contracts by integrating AI to handle non-deterministic, real-world inputs. These contracts adapt to dynamic changes, enabling applications like real-time insurance adjustments and interest rate updates, thus expanding blockchain capabilities beyond static operations to interact with the world in real time.
The First Intergalactic Hackathon: Powering Intelligent Contracts
Seven teams built real-world Intelligent Contract prototypes during the first intergalactic hackathon. Projects ranged from flight insurance automation and AI DAOs to social sentiment investing and GitHub bounty verification. The event showcased how LLM-powered contracts can solve complex problems, with Infinite Improbability Engineers winning for their flight delay claims system.
GenLayer Raises $7.5M to Build the First Intelligent Blockchain
A $7.5M seed round led by North Island Ventures powers the launch of the first Intelligent Blockchain. GenLayer enables AI-driven smart contracts that access web data, process natural language, and reach decentralized consensus via Optimistic Democracy. The platform invites developers to shape the next era of intelligent decentralized applications.