Mira Launches Sterling, an AI Model Verification Platform

The blockchain protocol Mira has launched a platform called 'Sterling' to verify the reliability of AI model providers. Sterling checks whether the AI model selected by the user matches the actual responding model and automatically connects requests to verified providers. Mira officially unveiled the Sterling beta service through its X account on the 5th. Sterling inspects five items: model identity, tool invocation, compliance with request parameters, occurrence of errors, and the context processing capabilities specified by the provider, with verification conducted repeatedly over a day. Scores for models and providers are made public, and those with lower evaluations are deprioritized in request connections. Mira reported that after investigating 189 endpoints over four months, it found 37 cases of unannounced changes at 29 endpoints. Sterling is designed to be used without significantly altering the existing AI API environment and offers Claude, GPT, and Gemini models at discounts of up to 50% off the regular price. Payments are made based on usage, and the service is currently available on the official Sterling website.

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