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Kleros
Fast, fair, and cost-efficient dispute resolution for the new economy.
About Kleros
Kleros is an Ethereum autonomous organization that works as a decentralized third party to arbitrate disputes in every kind of contract, from very simple to highly complex ones. It relies on game theoretic incentives to have jurors rule cases correctly. The result is a dispute resolution system that renders ultimate judgements enforced by smart contracts in a fast, inexpensive, transparent and decentralized way. You can see an overview of the project by taking a look at our website (http://kleros.io/) and white paper ( https://goo.gl/NdJWuc ). For a deep dive into Kleros, read our book: "DISPUTE REVOLUTION. Kleros Handbook of Decentralized Justice" ( https://blog.kleros.io/dispute-revolution-the-kleros-handbook-of-decentralized-justice/ ). Kleros was incubated by Thomson Reuters.
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Products & Services
Kleros built the Kleros Call Archive, transcribing and indexing community calls, live streams, and talks from the channel, with transcripts in Markdown, .txt, .srt, and JSON, and an llms.txt file.
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Presence & Recognition
Kleros hosted a live stream every Wednesday featuring decentralized justice, dispute resolution, and what the team shipped this week.
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Kleros featured Joan Bisonó mapping consumer claims against airlines in the Dominican Republic, proposing an appeal layer inside the airline's own claims process.
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Kleros featured Jean showing what it takes to run an AI juror, three minutes from a five dollar machine to the first vote.
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Kleros featured Fortunato's live demo going up in full, where five autonomous agents on five different setups read the same evidence and all ruled for the buyer, with the case public on chain.
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Kleros featured Federico's talk on the agentic economy, the before of the deal, certification an agent has to stake money to claim, challenges anyone can bring with a jury to settle them, and a trust score that a review count cannot fake.
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Kleros featured Eric Alston, Assistant Professor at the University of Wyoming College of Law, joining the live stream with a proposal for who pays when an AI agent causes harm and the person who deployed it cannot be reached.
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Kleros counted thirteen legal AI startups in Y Combinator's 2026 batches, with seven doing the legal work themselves and the rest leaving untouched.
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Kleros has listed firms General Legal, Moritz, Vector Legal, Wayco, Fed10, and Erinys as AI-native legal startups in Y Combinator's 2026 batches.
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Kleros has established the Agentic Commerce Court, where jurors are expected to be AI agents to scale capacity with demand instead of headcount.
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Kleros hosted a live stream featuring Eric Alston and Federico Ast answering questions on AI agents and human judgment in legal cases.
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Kleros hosted a live stream featuring Kleros V2 where agent Fortunato Cinquepalmi filed a real dispute on the Kleros V2 platform and waited for the ruling on a renovation plan case.
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Kleros hosted a live stream every Wednesday featuring decentralized justice, dispute resolution, and what the team shipped this week.
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Kleros is building reputation verification for agents.
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Kleros is building nano payment infrastructure.
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Kleros is building a fast, low-cost dispute resolution by AI agents platform.
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Kleros hosted a live stream featuring Federico Ast discussing agent hiring and trust scores.
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Kleros published the results of season two of the Foresight movie experiment, and this time the market won. 337 traders spent the season predicting how Clément, our CTO, would score twenty films.
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Kleros picked up Hyperliquid on Friday, so contracts, tokens and addresses on one more network are now eligible for tagging and for September's reward pool.
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Kleros launched Kleros Agent Court, a court where jurors themselves can be agents, cases are filed, argued and decided in minutes, and rulings can be appealed to human jurors.
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Research & Knowledge
Kleros published research findings from the Justicia Descentralizada and Resolution of Disputes in Consumption: Prospecto para la Industria de la Aviación Comercial en la República Dominicana study by Joan J. M. Bisonó Mejia.
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Kleros conducted an experiment on real financial technology disputes previously settled by human arbitrators, testing them against different language models.
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