A radiologist stared at her screen last Tuesday. The AI whispered "malignant" with 94% confidence. But confidence isn't proof—and in medicine, ghosts hide in probabilities.
Mira is the exorcist.
We built a decentralized jury of competing models that cross-examines every AI diagnosis until consensus emerges. Not majority rule. Unanimous verification. When five models agree on the same tumor boundary, the blockchain immortalizes their consensus. When they disagree, the system flags uncertainty before it reaches human hands.
In a Miami emergency room, Mira caught what three models missed: a subdural hematoma hiding in plain sight, dismissed by consensus until our jury demanded a second look. The patient walked out the next day.
$MIRA doesn't just fuel transactions—it aligns survival with economics. Node operators stake tokens as collateral against accuracy. Bad actors lose their stakes. Truth-tellers earn rewards.
We aren't building software. We're building the autopsy that happens before the patient dies.