#mira $MIRA I didn’t ignore Mira because it’s “just another AI token.”
I started paying attention because AI outputs are getting harder to blindly trust. I’ve seen responses delivered with total confidence — complete with sources and statistics — that simply don’t exist. As AI systems become more autonomous, that margin of error isn’t just inconvenient… it’s unacceptable.
What caught my interest about Mira is the approach. Instead of trusting a single model’s answer, it breaks outputs down into individual claims and verifies them across multiple models. The idea is simple but powerful: what several economically incentivized systems independently agree on is far more reliable than a single unchecked response.
It’s not about building a louder or flashier AI.
It’s about building accountability.
Not another generator — but a verification layer for the ones we already use.