The moment AI starts moving real money, the hard problem flips. It's no longer 'can the model think.' We know it can. It's 'can you trust what it did on your behalf.'
That trust layer is exactly what Mira is built for, and it's what's powering @usenola under the hood.
Building an AI product in 2026 is easy.
Step 1 : Add "agent" to the name.
Step 2 : Raise Money.
Step 3 : Figure out what the product does.
(The investor said "equity is money")
As AI systems begin interacting with other AI systems, verification becomes even more important.
Trusting thousands of autonomous interactions is an entirely different challenge.
Asked an AI model to identify a song from a reel the other day. It suggested me to use Shazam instead.
Wdym, you'll give me unverified responses only on important and intellectual stuff!
