AI writes, codes, and solves problems in ways we’ve never seen before. Since ChatGPT’s release, progress has been explosive. We’re moving at the fastest pace of technological evolution in history. Adapting to this speed is now a survival skill. But here’s the problem: today’s AI is far from perfect. It can be wrong, it can hallucinate, and it can be biased by the priorities of its centralized developers. And unlike humans, AI almost never says, “I don’t know.” Look at it from this perspective: Traditional software is rigid. It follows if-then rules. When it hits something unexpected, it fails. Modern AI is different. It’s probabilistic, adaptable, and able to give a reasonable answer even to unfamiliar inputs. That adaptability is why AI feels so intuitive and powerful. But it’s unpredictable. Every output is a probability guess, which means you can’t trust it blindly, especially in high-stakes situations. If you still need a human to verify every answer, you haven’t built true intelligence. You’ve built a better SaaS product, revolutionary, but still just software that assists, not software that acts. The next leap is autonomy. Imagine a hundred agents that work exactly as you would: - Making decisions - Handling complex projects - Representing your goals All at the same time, without waiting for you to review every step. This isn’t about small efficiency gains. It’s about multiplying your capability across time and space. Pursuing every idea, every opportunity, without being limited by the hours in your day. When you multiply human ability instead of just augmenting it, the economic and creative potential scales exponentially. To get there, three problems must be solved: - Reliability equal to human experts - Efficient, scalable memory - Unprecedented privacy and security so AI can act as an extension of you @Mira_Network is starting with reliability. Using decentralized verification, Mira is building systems that can operate in high-stakes domains with expert-level accuracy, making true autonomous AI possible. The jump from today’s AI to Autonomous Intelligence is the biggest leap in human capability since the internet. This is a complete redefinition of what one person can achieve. And it’s closer than you think.