Today I was surprised by @Mira_Network.

Originally, with AI, I had already assumed it was "just talking nonsense," but Mira directly presented me with a set of "on-chain endorsement." It's not just about simply verifying data; it's an evolutionary process step by step:
First, filter out invalid information, then reconstruct the erroneous content, and finally directly generate verified facts, which are also written into the blockchain, making it impossible for anyone to tamper with.
At that time, I thought to myself, isn't this equivalent to equipping AI with a "lie detector + notary office"?

Its logic is entirely constrained by economic incentives; if the AI speaks recklessly, the cost is real money on the blockchain. In other words, Mira not only gives the AI intelligence but also instills a "conscience" in it.

Suddenly a bit scary, yet a bit exciting. If it really happens, the future AI might be able to operate autonomously with zero errors, completely free from human oversight.

Mark this day, it may be the beginning of AI becoming 'trustworthy'.

—— Anyway, next time someone accuses AI of cheating, I'll just retort:
"Go ask Mira, the truth will be revealed on the chain."