We are now relying on AI tools more than ever. Nowadays people are asking for almost everything on AI, but can they be trusted? For example: The FDA launched an AI called 'Elsa,' and its job was to speed up drug approvals. But instead of that, Elsa started making up studies instead. This has led to regulators double-checking every output, which is costing more time. And all this won't happen with the help of @Mira_Network. Mira Network employs a decentralized network of AI models that collaboratively verify each other's outputs. This helps filter out inaccuracies and biased information as multiple independent models are less likely to make the same errors. And the FDA one is just one example. In the past, we have seen ChatGPT, Gemini, Grok etc. making lots of mistakes. If AI hallucinations are a bubble, Mira Network is the pin.