➥ people blindly trusting AI If you’re building a trust layer for #AI, you need people to question outputs by default Under the hood, @miranetwork is tackling a real problem: - Breaking AI outputs into verifiable claims - Cross-checking them across models - Producing proofs that reduce hallucinations and bias - Making this usable for agents that actually move money, sign txs, or make decisions Looking at 2026, the so-called year of AI agents, I see a few places where Mira actually matters: - AI agents in #DeFi needs verification before execution - Autonomous wallets and prediction systems need provable reasoning - Enterprises won’t touch #AI without auditability - Future models need verified data - Quiet building + strong testnet usage + meme-native comms feels like a choice I’d rather see a project teach people not to trust AI blindly than one begging for attention while promising the world

Mira proofs cut hallucinations and bias