Public-opinion simulation
Public opinion is not a single number that moves up or down — it is many groups reacting to each other. Simulating it with AI agents shows you where a reaction starts, how it travels, and which framing wins.
Which group moves first
MiroFish surfaces the segment that turns first and the round it happens in, so you can see whether a reaction stays contained or seeds a wider counter-narrative.
How narratives compete
After news breaks, rival storylines fight for attention. The simulation tracks which frame dominates, who amplifies it, and the round where the tide turns — useful when deciding whether to respond or wait.
Can it model social media dynamics?
Yes — agents post, react, and argue on a simulated social surface, so amplification and pile-ons appear naturally.
Is the output biased by my framing?
Your seed shapes the cast, but the dynamics emerge from agent interaction. Feed it balanced actors for a balanced rehearsal.