What would happen if the governance mechanism of Layer 2 could "think first, act later"?

Hi @Scroll_ZKP

You have built a highly efficient L2 - secure, fast, with good compatibility, and it also makes it easier for developers to get started.

But as the ecosystem grows larger, the issues of fairness and autonomy will become increasingly critical.
Especially in aspects such as sorter decision-making and status disputes, the risk of single-point adjudication still exists.

At this time, the Optimistic Democracy Consensus of @GenLayer can play a role.

Imagine this:
AI validators reason through each dispute and propose reasonable arbitration suggestions,
On-chain reviews are triggered only when necessary.

→ A more intelligent fraud proof mechanism
→ A more autonomous consensus process
→ Lower centralized risk

If Scroll can integrate this "thinking consensus," it will not just be an efficient scaling solution,
but rather a self-governing, intelligent decision-making, and publicly transparent new type of Layer 2.

Could this be the next step in the evolution of L2?
@GenLayer @Scroll_ZKP