Kernel and Mira Unveil Industry's First $300M Secure AI API
Source: KernelDAO
KernelDAO, a leading over $20 billion Total Value Locked (TVL) re-staking protocol, is pleased to announce a collaboration with Mira. Mira is a pioneer in trustless verification AI technology, and together, they will launch the first API enhanced with trustless verification to improve AI reliability.
This collaboration is backed by a $3 billion TVL, leveraging KernelDAO's economic security through its core product Kernel. By combining Mira's verification technology (which boasts reliability 10 times higher than traditional models), this joint API aims to ensure the reliability and quality of AI outputs.
Through a dynamic allocation mechanism, the security of re-staking will be allocated to a dedicated service node operator network responsible for providing and verifying AI model outputs. Economic security will automatically reallocate based on operators' performance and demand for specific AI models.
Amitej Gajjala, Co-founder of KernelDAO, stated: "Through this collaboration, we are excited to usher in a new era of AI systems to provide developers and businesses with higher reliability and minimal downtime. With Kernel's robust re-staking infrastructure and Mira's advanced AI verification technology, our goal is to allow users to confidently leverage AI insights without second-guessing."
This collaboration will focus on addressing key challenges in the current industry, including reducing AI system downtime and errors through trustless verification. This is particularly critical in the current AI landscape, as models like DeepSeek lack readily available accuracy metrics, potentially leading to AI illusions and biases.
By integrating Mira's verification technology, this collaboration achieves autonomous AI operations with built-in quality assurance, providing developers with verifiable guarantees of AI model outputs and streamlining the process of integrating reliable AI systems into existing applications.
Karan Sirdesai, CEO and Co-founder of Mira, said: "Developers have faced a critical challenge: how to trust AI outputs in a production environment. Our collaboration with Kernel introduces real economic consequences of AI verification assurance, fundamentally changing how developers deploy AI systems."
Mira has over 400,000 active users and is redefining the AI field by combining advanced consensus mechanisms and validation protocols in an innovative system. Through Kernel's top-tier staking platform, Mira's technology will address common issues such as error rates and complex reasoning, paving the way for truly autonomous AI systems.
The API will be opened to developers in the next 12 months, opening doors for new applications and integrations, allowing them to explore the future of AI in a decentralized world.
This latest collaboration comes after the launch of the KernelDAO's $40 million ecosystem fund, supported by renowned venture capital firms and leading investors such as Laser Digital, SCB Limited, Hypersphere Ventures, Cypher Capital, ArkStream, and Levitate Labs. With support from over 20 prominent Dynamic Verification Networks (DVNs), Kernel plans to onboard over 45 strategic partners through the ecosystem fund to further expand its ecosystem.
For more information on the Kernel-Mira AI validation framework and API access, please join Mira's Discord.
About KernelDAO
KernelDAO is a top-tier restaking protocol with a total locked value of over $20 billion, operating on more than 10 chains including Ethereum, BNB Chain, Arbitrum, Optimism, and continuing to expand. KernelDAO's three core products include Kernel (restaking infrastructure on BNB Chain), Kelp LRT (a leading liquidity restaking protocol on Ethereum), and Gain (a tokenized reward program designed to help users maximize earning potential through convenient access to top rewards and premier airdrops). Empowering stakers, developers, and protocols, KernelDAO is committed to driving the next wave of restaking innovation, creating opportunities for everyone to participate in emerging technologies, and becoming a cornerstone of decentralized economic security.
Visit the official website for more details.
About Mira
Mira is building a foundational verification layer to achieve trustless AI systems through advanced consensus mechanisms. The network combines intricate claim transitions and distributed validation protocols to achieve large-scale reliable AI execution. With over 400,000 active users and multiple production deployments, Mira has emerged as a pioneer in AI validation technology. By addressing the fundamental challenges of error rates and complex reasoning validation, Mira is setting a new standard for AI reliability, paving the way for truly unsupervised autonomous AI systems.
Please visit the official website for more details.
This article is contributed and does not represent the views of BlockBeats.
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