Decentralized AI Infrastructure Mira Releases Ecosystem Map, Covering Over 25 Partners in Six Key Areas
The decentralized AI verification network Mira recently released an ecosystem map, covering over 25 partners across six vertical fields.
The map shows that open-source projects like Wikisentry and Kaito-Tok use Mira for content verification; Agent frameworks such as SendAI, Zerepy, and Arc integrate its API to provide reliability assurance for agents; it also includes protocol layer projects like Plume and Monad that access Mira's verification services for their network.
Mira stated that these partners have either deployed its decentralized verification technology or provide underlying support for Mira's trust layer.
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