Mira, a decentralized infrastructure platform focused on artificial intelligence (AI), is reporting receiving $9 million in seed funding.
According to a release, BITKRAFT Ventures and Framework Ventures led the funding round. Other investors include Accel, Crucible, Folius Ventures, Mechanism Capital, SALT Fund, and angel investors.
Mira explains that it offers a user-friendly suite of SDKs in an AI marketplace that provides a solution for navigating the complexity of AI infrastructure. Mira said it plans to use the funds to expand its headcount globally and support the development of the Mira network and its first set of ecosystem applications, including Klok, described as an AI copilot for crypto
Karan Sirdesai, co-founder of Mira, said they are set to offer hundreds of AI workflows that save development time.
“Mira also allows AI contributors to maintain sovereign ownership of their models, data, and their use while being able to monetize these resources via our marketplace,” said Sirdesai. “Crypto incentives play a key role in aligning our community to consistently maintain, evaluate, and advance our ecosystem, fueling its growth and capabilities. As Mira expands, it will unlock access to a whole new area of AI development and use cases which are primed to advance the technology sector.”
Mira is based in Singapore.
