Company featured as a “Next Super Stock” by Wall Street Reporter CEO Darin Myman discusses AI platform innovations, user growth, and Picture Party platform.
Myseum.AI, Inc., a privacy-first social media and technology innovator, announced that it has been accepted into the AMD AI Developer Program by Advanced Micro Devices, facilitating access to AMD Developer Cloud credits, advanced tools, training and community resources designed to support and accelerate artificial intelligence development.
The Company also announced that CEO Darin Myman was interviewed by the Wall Street Reporter in the “Next Super Stock” segment. The interview is available at wallstreetreporter.com.
Darin Myman, CEO of Myseum.AI, commented, “Just days ago, we announced the Company’s name change to Myseum.AI, a strategic rebrand that encompasses our core AI-driven platform technologies. Recognition and acceptance into the AMD AI Developer Program reinforces our commitment to AI innovation as a core premise of our Company’s value proposition and a key driver of growth and expansion.”
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Myseum.AI, formerly DatChat Inc., is a privacy-focused AI and social media technology company developing innovative platforms for secure digital sharing and storage. Its flagship platform, Picture Party, is a next-generation patented instant social networking experience designed to make it easier, more fun and private to share. The platform enables users to create curated albums, build encrypted galleries with controlled access, personalize their content feeds, and organize collections within a broader digital ecosystem. Picture Party by Myseum.AI is currently available at the iOS app store and Google Play store, with a desktop version expected later this year.
Built on patented technology and proprietary software, Picture Party is an instant private social network for any occasion designed to make it easier, more fun and private to share. The platform enables individuals, families and groups to securely store and share messages, photos, videos within a private, multi-layered digital library, with a focus on privacy, control and long-term accessibility. The Company also operates DatChat Messenger & Private Social Network, which extends this focus on privacy by giving users greater control over their communications, including the ability to determine how long messages can be viewed, delete messages or entire conversations after sending, prevent screenshots and protect encrypted content stored on devices, all while maintaining a familiar messaging experience.
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