Information cascades
Model how one article, data point, or public statement might change the beliefs of different participant groups.
Prediction market AI
MiroFish helps researchers model competing narratives around forecast markets, then turn the simulation into questions worth testing with real evidence.
A market question can change when participants see new evidence, when a narrative becomes easier to explain, or when resolution criteria create uncertainty.
MiroFish can simulate participants with different incentives so you can inspect which arguments are driving belief updates and which assumptions are fragile.
Model how one article, data point, or public statement might change the beliefs of different participant groups.
Ask simulated agents to attack the consensus case and expose missing evidence or overconfident assumptions.
Inspect wording, timing, source standards, and edge cases that could make the market settle differently than expected.
Use the report to decide which claim needs real verification next. The output should help you collect better data, not replace data. When the simulation surfaces disagreement, treat that disagreement as the research agenda.
Updated: 2026-06-23.