so we've all been there. You ask an AI a question and it provides you with this overconfident answer, and then you would later learn that it simply made up the answer. Like completely fabricated. The most annoying aspect of AI use in general is these hallucinations, sincerely speaking, and with more people making actual decisions using this particular stuff, they are becoming a larger concern.
That is the issue that $MIRA Network is attempting to correct, and, frankly speaking, it is a rather
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so we've all been there. You ask an AI a question and it provides you with this overconfident answer, and then you would later learn that it simply made up the answer. Like completely fabricated. The most annoying aspect of AI use in general is these hallucinations, sincerely speaking, and with more people making actual decisions using this particular stuff, they are becoming a larger concern.
That is the issue that $MIRA Network is attempting to correct, and, frankly speaking, it is a rather