There are actually quite a few projects doing AI verification nowadays, but they are all not comprehensive. Some focus on compute sharing, others on single-model calibration. But in practice, they either have high thresholds or limited coverage of scenarios.

Recently, while reviewing Mira @miranetwork's progress, I found that its differentiation is quite evident. The core idea is to focus on “certainty.”

Mira is different from other projects. It doesn't sell computing power nor rely on a single model. Instead, it performs model integration — essentially bringing together multiple mainstream large models to use collective intelligence to solve trustworthiness issues.

Every conclusion output by AI is broken down and cross-verified by these models. No single model has the final say; consensus must be reached among them.

To ensure reliable verification, verification nodes must stake $MIRA to participate. Accurate judgments earn rewards, while malicious actions or errors result in token penalties. This mechanism ties “honest verification” to incentives, truly achieving certainty in AI outputs, rather than gambling on models with hallucinations.

The team is now focusing on the trusted AI track, without diverging narratives. Besides Klok, which already has a million users, the ecosystem is expanding into real-world scenarios like supply chain finance and real estate data verification.

The previously mentioned 1 million $MIRA reward pool, at the current price of 0.15, is roughly worth 150,000 USD, showing the project's sincerity toward early participants.

Amid a sea of projects that hype up model parameters and compute power concepts, Mira’s focus on model integration and certainty verification feels very genuine.

As the AI industry develops further, the demand for trustworthiness becomes more urgent. This differentiated underlying layout will likely become more valuable over time. Just quietly follow along.
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