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Myseum.ai and Scanon.ai Enter into Letter of Intent to Form a Joint Development Partnership for AI-Powered Social Media Content Moderation and Advanced Management Intelligence Tools

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Myseum (Nasdaq: MYSE) signed a non-binding Letter of Intent with Scanon.ai to explore a joint development partnership for AI-powered social media content moderation and management intelligence tools on Myseum’s Picture Party platform.

The prospective deal includes integrating Scanon’s privacy-first computer-vision technology, reciprocal revenue sharing on co-developed tools, and potential Myseum participation in Scanon’s next financing round, with a focus on privacy-preserving content moderation, PII redaction, and automated content organization.

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News Market Reaction – MYSE

-8.26% 35.3x vol
26 alerts
-8.26% Session close to close
+43.6% Peak Tracked
-20.9% Trough Tracked
$12.13M Market Cap
35.3x Rel. Volume

In the Jun 17 session, MYSE declined 8.26%, reflecting a notable negative market reaction. Argus tracked a peak move of +43.6% during that session. Argus tracked a trough of -20.9% from its starting point during tracking. Our momentum scanner triggered 26 alerts that day, indicating elevated trading interest and price volatility. Trading volume was exceptionally heavy at 35.3x the daily average, suggesting significant selling pressure.

Data tracked by StockTitan Argus on the day of publication.

Market Context

The stock moved -8.3% in the session following this news. A negative reaction despite partnership ne...
Analysis

The stock moved -8.3% in the session following this news. A negative reaction despite partnership news would have fit the prior pattern, where a similar partnership/AI-tagged leadership announcement saw a -21.15% move. Investors might have focused on Myseum’s minimal Q3 2025 revenue of $328, ongoing losses, and the overhang of a $25,000,000 shelf registration. In that scenario, concerns around dilution and monetization of Picture Party’s AI capabilities could have outweighed the strategic collaboration details.

Key Figures

1-day Price Change: +6.32% 52-week Range: $1.31–$5.7699 Shelf Capacity: $25,000,000 +5 more
8 metrics
1-day Price Change +6.32% Move on day of Scanon.ai LOI announcement
52-week Range $1.31–$5.7699 Pre-news 52-week low and high
Shelf Capacity $25,000,000 Form S-3 aggregate initial offering price
Carried-Forward Securities $18,100,009.80 Unsold from 2022 registration, offerable until Jun 4, 2026
Equity Plan Shares 2,000,000 shares Proposed reserve under 2021 Omnibus Equity Incentive Plan
Q3 2025 Net Revenue $328 Reported in Q3 2025 10-Q
Q3 2025 Net Loss $1,231,481 Q3 2025 10-Q, or $0.28 per share
Prior Partnership Move -21.15% Reaction to Apr 28, 2026 partnership/AI leadership news

Previous Partnership,AI Reports

1 past event · Latest: Apr 28 (Positive)
Same Type Pattern 1 events
Date Event Sentiment 24h Move Catalyst
Apr 28 Leadership/partnership hire Positive -21.1% New head of marketing and partnerships to drive AI expansion and monetization.

24h Move is the share-price change in the day after each event; other market factors may also have contributed.

Pattern Detected

For prior partnership/AI news, the stock showed a sharply negative reaction despite strategically positive framing.

Recent Company History

Recent updates have centered on Picture Party and AI-driven privacy tools. A prior Apr 28, 2026 partnership/AI-related leadership appointment saw MYSE drop 21.15%. Other AI and event-driven announcements also produced mixed or negative moves. Today’s LOI to integrate Scanon.ai’s privacy-first computer vision into Picture Party continues the partnership and AI expansion theme but contrasts with earlier negative price responses.

Key Terms

computer vision, personally identifiable information (pii), metadata stripping, content moderation, +1 more
5 terms
computer vision technical
"integrating Scanon.ai’s current privacy-first artificial intelligence and computer vision capabilities"
Computer vision is technology that gives machines the ability to 'see' and make sense of images or video, turning pixels into usable information like object counts, measurements, or activity patterns. For investors, it matters because it enables automation, cost reduction and new product features across industries—from quality checks on factory lines to retail analytics—so companies that adopt effective computer vision can boost efficiency, reduce labor needs and create competitive advantages.
personally identifiable information (pii) regulatory
"Personally identifiable information (PII) detection and redaction."
Personally identifiable information (PII) is any data that can uniquely identify or contact an individual, such as a name paired with a home address, national ID number, email, phone number, financial account details, or biometric data. Investors care because mishandling or losing PII can trigger legal fines, costly remediation, loss of customer trust and sales, and damage to a company’s stock value—similar to how losing the keys to a house exposes the owner to theft and expensive repairs.
metadata stripping technical
"metadata stripping and format support would complement and further support"
Removing hidden information embedded in electronic files—such as author names, edit history, timestamps, document locations, or hidden comments—before those files are shared publicly. For investors this matters because leftover hidden details can reveal confidential plans, insider activity, legal vulnerabilities, or past drafts that change how the market reads an announcement; think of it like wiping sticky notes off a paper before handing it out so nothing private or embarrassing is accidentally exposed.
content moderation technical
"Content moderation.AI-driven detection and flagging of inappropriate, harmful, or policy-violating content"
Content moderation is the ongoing process platforms use to review, approve, label, limit, or remove user-created material—like posts, comments, images or videos—to keep the service safe, legal and aligned with policies. For investors it matters because moderation affects user trust, growth, advertising revenue and exposure to fines or lawsuits; think of it as the platform’s gatekeeper and quality control that can protect or hurt the business and its reputation.
face embeddings technical
"with face embeddings remaining scoped to the individual party and not shared across parties."
Face embeddings are compact numeric summaries that capture the distinctive features of a person’s face so a computer can compare and recognize identities quickly, much like a fingerprint distilled into a short code. Investors care because they power biometric products—such as secure logins, surveillance, or customer verification—affecting a company’s product value, competitive edge, and exposure to privacy rules or legal risk if data is mishandled.

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Collaboration aimed at integrating Scanon.ai’s current privacy-first artificial intelligence and computer vision capabilities into Myseum.AI’s flagship Picture Party platform

Final agreement would include a reciprocal revenue sharing agreement for co-developed technology

NEW BRUNSWICK, N.J., June 16, 2026 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- Myseum.AI, Inc. (Nasdaq: MYSE) (“Myseum.AI” or the “Company”), a privacy-first agentic AI and social media technology company, today announced the signing of a Non-Binding Letter of Intent (“LOI”) with Scanon.ai Systems, Inc. to explore a collaborative development partnership focused on co-developing and integrating Scanon’s current privacy-first artificial intelligence and computer vision capabilities into Myseum.AI’s flagship Picture Party platform. Additionally, the final agreement would include reciprocal revenue sharing for co-developed technology and the participation of Myseum.AI in Scanon.ai’s next round of financing.

The LOI reflects the parties’ mutual interest in forming a development partnership to both combine Scanon.ai’s technical expertise in visual privacy and content analysis with Myseum.AI’s product platforms, and co-develop new privacy-first AI tools that enhance a user’s social media experience without sacrificing privacy.

“Scanon.ai’s innovative technology is well aligned with Myseum.AI’s privacy-first AI and social media platforms,” said Myseum.AI CEO Darin Myman. “Together, we intend to collaborate on the design, development and deployment of features specifically built for, and integrated into, our Picture Party platform. Integration features such as zero-retention processing, privacy-preserving processing, metadata stripping and format support would complement and further support the value proposition for Picture Party and our secure digital sharing and storage platforms.”

“Picture Party was built privacy-first, which makes it a natural fit for Scanon. We’re excited to work with the Myseum.AI team to bring privacy-preserving content intelligence to their platform,” said Scanon.ai CEO, Axel Rives.

The proposed development partnership targets integration features including:

Content moderation.
AI-driven detection and flagging of inappropriate, harmful, or policy-violating content within photos and videos uploaded to Picture Party. Privacy-preserving moderation pipelines that operate on photos at the point of upload, prior to Picture Party’s encryption and storage.

Personally identifiable information (PII) detection and redaction.
Application of Scanon’s existing facial, license-plate, identification-document, badge, and other PII-detection capabilities to photos and videos uploaded to Picture Party, through an integration interface exposed by Scanon.

Content Organization Features
Automated scene-and-object classification at upload time to enable smart-album creation by content category (for example, sports, ceremony, group photo). Opt-in, per-party face grouping enabling guests to locate photos of themselves within a single Picture Party event, with face embeddings remaining scoped to the individual party and not shared across parties.

Like Myseum.AI, Scanon.ai is driven by a commitment to privacy-first digital media solutions. Its core technology automates the detection and redaction of personally identifiable information in visual media. It is designed to replace slow, manual blurring by automatically obscuring faces and license plates in images and videos.

About Myseum.AI, Inc.

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 is currently available at the iOS App Store and Google Play, with a desktop version expected later this year. For more information, visit myseum.com.

About Scanon.ai

Scanon AI builds privacy-first computer vision infrastructure that detects and redacts personally identifiable information such as faces, license plates, sensitive documents, and more directly within images and video. Designed around a zero-retention, privacy-preserving architecture, Scanon helps platforms protect user privacy without compromising the experience. Learn more at scanon.ai.

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FAQ

What did Myseum (Nasdaq: MYSE) announce about its Scanon.ai partnership on June 16, 2026?

Myseum announced a non-binding Letter of Intent with Scanon.ai to explore a joint development partnership. According to Myseum, it targets integrating Scanon’s privacy-first AI and computer vision tools into the Picture Party platform for content moderation and management intelligence features.

How will Scanon.ai’s AI technology be integrated into Myseum’s Picture Party platform (MYSE)?

Myseum plans to co-develop and integrate Scanon.ai’s privacy-first AI and computer vision capabilities into Picture Party. According to Myseum, planned integrations include AI-driven content moderation, privacy-preserving upload pipelines, PII detection and redaction, and automated scene and object classification for smart album organization.

What AI content moderation features are targeted in the Myseum and Scanon.ai LOI for Picture Party?

The LOI targets AI-driven detection and flagging of inappropriate or policy-violating photos and videos. According to Myseum, privacy-preserving moderation would run at upload, before encryption and storage, enhancing safety while maintaining the platform’s privacy-first design for social media content.

How will the Myseum (MYSE) and Scanon.ai LOI address privacy and PII protection?

The partnership aims to integrate Scanon’s PII detection to redact faces, license plates, IDs, and badges. According to Myseum, processing would use zero-retention and privacy-preserving methods, with face embeddings scoped per Picture Party event and not shared across different parties.

What content organization tools could Myseum’s Picture Party gain from the Scanon.ai collaboration?

Picture Party may receive automated scene and object classification at upload to enable smart albums by category. According to Myseum, optional per-party face grouping would help guests find their photos within a single event while keeping privacy controls localized.

Does the Myseum and Scanon.ai Letter of Intent include any financial or revenue-sharing elements for MYSE?

The LOI contemplates reciprocal revenue sharing on co-developed technology and Myseum’s participation in Scanon’s next financing round. According to Myseum, these terms are part of a potential final agreement, as the current Letter of Intent remains non-binding.