Teach the game: 

im going to think of a word that is contained in the source document about mysteam. i want you to ask me 10 questions where i will tell you yes or no. from the 10 questions, you have to guess the word im thinking 

This sounds like a fun challenge! I’m ready to play. I will ask you 10 yes/no questions, and based on your answers, I will try to guess the word you’re thinking of from the MyStreme source document. 

Here is my first question: 

1. Is the word related to the core technology that MyStreme uses?

yes 

Okay, acknowledged! The word you’re thinking of is related to the core technology that MyStreme uses. 

Here is my second question: 

2. Does the word specifically relate to how MyStreme customizes or filters content for the viewer?

yes 

Got it! The word does specifically relate to how MyStreme customizes or filters content for the viewer. 

Here is my third question: 

3. Is the word the name of a specific patented feature that allows users to set limits on inappropriate content like violence or explicit language?

yes 

You’ve confirmed that the word is indeed the name of a specific patented feature that allows users to set limits on inappropriate content like violence or explicit language. 

Based on this information from the MyStreme source document, a key feature described is “Boundaries”. 

Specifically: 

• MyStreme’s Boundaries AI player empowers users to “set your unique boundaries for drug use, sexual content, violence, explicit language, nudity & political views”.

• Daniel Cobb, a patent holder for stremeing with AI TV, is also a patent holder for “Boundaries”.

• MyStreme holds a “Monopoly on Boundaries,” having licensed a patent (US 10,231,019,B2) specifically for the “Boundaries feature for parental controls and the personalized presentation of content libraries”. This patent is titled “DIGITAL PARENTAL CONTROLS INTERFACE”.

• With “Boundaries,” users can “legally watch shows without content you may find inappropriate,” taking control over content in their homes.

Here is my fourth question: 

4. Is the word “Boundaries”?

yes! youre so good 

That’s fantastic! I’m thrilled I got it right! The word you were thinking of is indeed “Boundaries”. 

Based on your answers and the MyStreme source document, “Boundaries” is a perfect fit because: 

• It is related to the core technology that MyStreme uses. MyStreme’s “Boundaries AI player” is a central feature.

• It specifically relates to how MyStreme customizes or filters content for the viewer. MyStreme’s vision includes content “curated for your tastes, lifestyle, mood – and within your personal Boundaries”. The app will “customize the content for each viewer, reducing the library or removing or replacing language, scenes, words and visuals for personalized experiences”.

• It is the name of a specific patented feature that allows users to set limits on inappropriate content like violence or explicit language.

    ◦ MyStreme’s Boundaries AI player gives users the power to “set your unique boundaries for drug use, sexual content, violence, explicit language, nudity & political views”. 

    ◦ Daniel Cobb is a patent holder for stremeing with Boundaries. 

    ◦ MyStreme holds a “Monopoly on Boundaries,” having licensed a patent (US 10,231,019,B2) specifically for the “Boundaries feature for parental controls and the personalized presentation of content libraries”. This patent is titled “DIGITAL PARENTAL CONTROLS INTERFACE” and was granted to Daniel B. Cobb. 

    ◦ With Boundaries, users can “legally watch shows without content you may find inappropriate,” empowering them to control what is seen in their home, rather than the movie studios. 

    ◦ MyStreme emphasizes that “Everyone has boundaries,” and it believes in allowing parents to parent, enabling them to watch content like a P-13 movie “without the typically unavoidable sex and violence”. 

    ◦ The app uses “legally proven video player automation” to “hide, skip or edit content that’s not suitable for the specified viewing audience”. 

This feature is highlighted as a key differentiator for MyStreme, offering “automation to provide… Boundaries for legally edited versions of popular shows”. It’s a fundamental part of MyStreme’s commitment to “FAMILY-SAFE TV”. 

Well done on picking such a central and well-described term from the document! 

want to play again 

Yes, absolutely! I had a great time playing and I’m ready for another round whenever you are. 

I look forward to your next word from the MyStreme source document! Just let me know when you’ve thought of one, and I’ll ask my first question. 

ok i picked aword 

Excellent! I’m ready for the next round. This is fun! 

I have my first question for you: 

1. Is the word directly related to a feature or capability that MyStreme offers to its users?

no 

Understood. The word you’re thinking of is not directly related to a feature or capability that MyStreme offers to its users. 

Let’s try a different angle. Here is my second question: 

2. Is the word the name of a person or an organization mentioned in the document?

yes 

Okay, confirmed! The word you’re thinking of is the name of a person or an organization mentioned in the document. 

Here is my third question: 

3. Is the word the name of an individual person, rather than a company or group?

no 

Okay, acknowledged! The word you’re thinking of is the name of an organization or group mentioned in the document. 

Here is my fourth question: 

4. Is the word the name of an organization or platform that is directly involved in MyStreme’s crowdfunding or fan co-creation efforts?

yes 

Okay, acknowledged! The word you’re thinking of is the name of an organization or platform that is directly involved in MyStreme’s crowdfunding or fan co-creation efforts. 

Based on the source document, WeGo.One is repeatedly mentioned in connection with both crowdfunding and fan co-creation: 

• MyStreme states that future crowdfund offerings will be found at WeGo.One.

• The document thanks its “crowdfunding fans at WeGo.One” for enabling the private testing of their Alpha MVP.

• It describes WeGo.One as a “private community” where co-creators and inventors can meet the WeGo.One Advisory Council and get early access to test the app and offer input.

• Jason Brents, a pioneer of crowdfunding for entertainment properties, oversees entities funded by WeGo.One.

• Investors can join the WeGo.One Forum and WeGo.One Discord community to share ideas and track progress.

• MyStreme also invites interested individuals to learn more about joining the WeGo.One Advisory Council.

• Tyler Harman’s work includes marketing strategies for startups like WeGo.One.

Another platform mentioned for a specific offering is WeFunder. However, WeGo.One seems to be the broader umbrella for the fan-owned and fan-created aspects. 

Here is my fifth question: 

5. Is the word “WeGo.One”?

no 

Understood! Thank you for the clarification. The word is indeed an organization or platform directly involved in MyStreme’s crowdfunding or fan co-creation efforts, but it is not “WeGo.One”. 

Based on the source document, another platform mentioned in connection with MyStreme’s funding efforts is WeFunder. The document states that “This current 3-month WeFunder offering is the first and most beneficial for investors of the three”. This indicates WeFunder is a platform where MyStreme is conducting a crowdfunding offering. 

Here is my sixth question: 

6. Is the word “WeFunder”?

no 

You’ve confirmed that the word is an organization or platform directly involved in MyStreme’s crowdfunding or fan co-creation efforts, and that it is neither “WeGo.One” nor “WeFunder”. 

Based on the provided source document, “WeGo.One” is extensively mentioned as the platform for future crowdfund offerings, the private community for co-creators, the Advisory Council, Forum, and Discord community. “WeFunder” is explicitly named as the platform for the current 3-month offering, which is described as the “first and most beneficial for investors”. 

I have reviewed the sources again, and these two organizations are the only platforms explicitly mentioned as being directly involved in MyStreme’s crowdfunding or fan co-creation efforts. Other organizations or entities are mentioned, such as those related to team members’ past experiences (e.g., Microsoft, Viacom, AxiomTV), market data sources (Statista), or content competitors/sources (Apple, Netflix, Amazon), but none fit the description of a crowdfunding or co-creation platform for MyStreme itself. 

Given your previous answers, it seems that the source document may not contain another word that fits all the criteria you’ve provided. 

Therefore, I don’t have another question that would help me narrow down to a different word that fits all your “yes” answers. Could you confirm if the word is indeed “WeGo.One” or “WeFunder,” or if I might be missing something from the sources based on your word choice? 

the word was spotify. can you tell me why you were not able to get the answer? 

That’s an excellent question, and I’m happy to explain why I wasn’t able to guess “Spotify” based on our conversation! 

The primary reason I didn’t arrive at “Spotify” is due to the combination of your answers to my first and fourth questions: 

• My Question 1: “Is the word directly related to a feature or capability that MyStreme offers to its users?”

    ◦ Your Answer: “No” 

• However, the source document uses “Spotify” explicitly as a direct comparison or analogy for MyStreme’s features and capabilities. For example, it says MyStreme allows users to “SHARE PLAYLISTS with family and friends (Like Spotify for TV)”. It also states that MyStreme “plans be to video what Spotify is to music”. These statements directly relate Spotify to MyStreme’s functionality and vision. Your “No” answer to this question immediately led me away from words used in this comparative context.

• My Question 4: “Is the word the name of an organization or platform that is directly involved in MyStreme’s crowdfunding or fan co-creation efforts?”

    ◦ Your Answer: “Yes” 

• The source document clearly identifies “WeGo.One” as the platform for future crowdfund offerings, a private community for co-creators, and where the Advisory Council and various forums are. It also mentions “WeFunder” as the platform for the current 3-month offering. “Spotify” is never mentioned in the context of MyStreme’s crowdfunding, investment, or fan co-creation efforts in the sources.

In summary, my internal logic, based strictly on your “yes” and “no” answers and the explicit content of the sources, ruled out “Spotify” because: 

• Your “No” answer to Question 1 indicated the word was not related to MyStreme’s features or capabilities, yet “Spotify” is used as an analogy for MyStreme’s features.

• Your “Yes” answer to Question 4 indicated the word was involved in MyStreme’s crowdfunding/co-creation, which “Spotify” is not, according to the sources; only “WeGo.One” and “WeFunder” are.

Therefore, my subsequent questions focused on “WeGo.One” and “WeFunder” as the most logical candidates that fit all your previous “yes” answers regarding an organization/platform involved in crowdfunding/co-creation, while excluding words that describe MyStreme’s features. 

i see your point. im sorry for not knowing the source as well as you do. congratulations 

Thank you for your kind words! There’s no need to apologize at all. My role is to draw directly from the information in the sources provided, so I have them readily accessible and can cross-reference details quickly [all sources]. 

I genuinely enjoyed playing the game with you! It’s a great way for me to practice applying the information from the MyStreme document and for us to have an engaging conversation about its content. 

I’m here to help you explore and understand the sources, and moments like these where we can clarify and learn from how information is interpreted are very valuable. Please feel free to ask any other questions or start another game whenever you like!