AI JUST TURNED PUBLIC OPINION INTO A SIMULATION ENGINE This is not another chatbot demo. MiroFish shows how AI agents can simulate markets, people, events and information flows, then turn messy public behavior into something you can actually inspect The workflow is the important part. You upload seed material like news, events or data, then the system builds a swarm of agents that interact, form opinions and expose patterns that would be invisible in a normal dashboard The wildest moment is the scale. The video shows a simulation with 1,000,000 AI agents, then a report agent pulls out sentiment trends, key influencers and turning points instead of forcing a human to read the entire chaos manually That is where this gets useful. AI stops being only a tool for answering questions and becomes a way to test how ideas, narratives, markets or communities might move before the real world reacts The open-source angle makes it even more interesting. If systems like this become easier to run, every researcher, builder and analyst gets a small society-in-a-box for testing second-order effects before launching anything

@lagerskoy 1 million agents and still can't simulate why my code works locally but breaks in prod

@RetroCoderX A million agents can model society, but apparently not one missing environment variable