Mira Network is a decentralized AI verification protocol built using blockchain technology. Its main goal is to make artificial intelligence (AI) outputs more trustworthy and reliable by checking them through a distributed network instead of relying on a single model or company.�
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Here’s how it works in simple terms:
🔍 Verification instead of trust: Instead of taking an AI’s answer at face value, Mira breaks the answer into smaller claims and sends them to many different verifiers.
🤝 Consensus among models: Each claim is checked by multiple AI models or verifiers. If most of them agree, the claim is marked as verified.
🔐 Blockchain-based: The results are recorded on a decentralized network so that no central authority can control or manipulate what’s considered true.
🧠 Token and ecosystem: Mira has its own native token called MIRA, which is used for things like staking, governance, and paying for services on the network.�
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👉 Basically, Mira tries to solve a big problem in modern AI: AIs can sound confident but sometimes give wrong or misleading answers, a phenomenon known as hallucination. By verifying outputs across many independent verifiers, Mira increases the chance that what you see is accurate.�