Mira reaches major milestone with 2.5 million users and two billion tokens processed daily

Mira, a company in decentralized Artificial Intelligence (AI) verification technology, reports a user base of 2.5 million and the processing of two billion tokens daily across its applications. This achievement reflects growing market interest in AI that functions independently without human oversight.

The processing volume equates to handling approximately half of Wikipedia's content, generating 7.9 million images, or managing over 2,100 hours of video content every day.

“This growth confirms we're addressing the critical barrier to AI's transformative potential,” stated Karan Sirdesai, Co-founder and CEO of Mira. “Today's AI remains constrained by the need for human verification—we're removing that bottleneck to enable truly autonomous intelligence capable of operating independently in high-stakes scenarios.”

Mira aims to enhance the capabilities of AI systems which currently require significant human input to verify output. The company is developing decentralized verification systems that can support autonomous operation of AI in important areas.

Several applications utilizing Mira's verification infrastructure showcase this vision: Klok is a multi-LLM chat platform providing access to various AI models; WikiSentry autonomously fact-checks Wikipedia against verified sources; Astro offers personalized insights for life decisions; and Amor serves as an AI peer for conversation and emotional support, ensuring reliable responses through verification.

Mira has launched its Public Testnet, allowing developers, users, and enterprises to engage with its blockchain-based network, where AI inferences are documented transparently.

The company has formed integrations with several agent frameworks, collaborating with blockchain networks and forming industry partnerships to strengthen its ecosystem. Funding of $9 million has come from various investors, positioning Mira to potentially alter AI operation practices.