Abstract: Described are systems and methods of identifying complementary image segments and generating collages of the complementary image segments. Based on an initial image segment, the complementary image segments may first be determined. Then, a layout of the collage may be determined based on the initial image segment and the complementary image segments. The collage may then be generated using the initial image segment, the complementary image segments, and the layout. The origin information, such as the source image, source image location, etc., from which the extracted image segment is generated is maintained as metadata so that interaction with the extracted image segment on the collage can be used to determine and/or return to the origin of the extracted image segment. Collages may be updated, shared, adjusted, etc.

Abstract: Described are systems and methods that suggest candidate recipients to receive an object identifier from a first user. For example, a first user, independent of a conversation with a second user, may select, close-up, or otherwise view an object identifier. The system, upon detecting the interaction with the object identifier by the first user, may determine one or more second users to suggest to the first user as candidate recipients with which the first user can share the viewed object identifier. The systems and methods may also suggest object identifiers to share with a selected recipient and/or determine two or more users that have a common connection and share an object identifier related to the connection with each of those users.

Abstract: Described are systems and methods to extract image segments from an image and include those extracted image segments in a collage. The origin information, such as the source image, source image location, etc., from which the extracted image segment is generated is maintained as metadata so that interaction with the extracted image segment on the collage can be used to determine and/or return to the origin of the extracted image segment. Collages may be updated, shared, adjusted, etc., by the creator of the collage or other users.

Abstract: Described are systems and methods to extract image segments from an image and include those extracted image segments in a collage. The origin information, such as the source image, source image location, etc., from which the extracted image segment is generated is maintained as metadata so that interaction with the extracted image segment on the collage can be used to determine and/or return to the origin of the extracted image segment. Collages may be updated, shared, adjusted, etc., by the creator of the collage or other users.

Abstract: Described are systems and methods that suggest candidate recipients to receive an object identifier from a first user. For example, a first user, independent of a conversation with a second user, may select, close-up, or otherwise view an object identifier. The system, upon detecting the interaction with the object identifier by the first user, may determine one or more second users to suggest to the first user as candidate recipients with which the first user can share the viewed object identifier. The systems and methods may also suggest object identifiers to share with a selected recipient and/or determine two or more users that have a common connection and share an object identifier related to the connection with each of those users.

Abstract: Described are systems and methods that suggest candidate recipients to receive an object identifier from a first user. For example, a first user, independent of a conversation with a second user, may select, close-up, or otherwise view an object identifier. The system, upon detecting the interaction with the object identifier by the first user, may determine one or more second users to suggest to the first user as candidate recipients with which the first user can share the viewed object identifier. The systems and methods may also suggest object identifiers to share with a selected recipient and/or determine two or more users that have a common connection and share an object identifier related to the connection with each of those users.

Abstract: Disclosed are systems and methods that authenticate non-fungible tokens (“NFT”) and/or digital data represented by or pointed to by an NFT. In some implementations, authentication may be with respect to an existing NFT. In other implementations, authentication may be with respect to an NFT that is being created. The disclosed implementations may compare a candidate and/or candidate NFT data with existing NFTs and/or existing NFT data to determine if the candidate NFT and/or candidate NFT data is similar to other NFTs and/or other NFT data of another NFT, which may exist on any of many different blockchains.

Abstract: Described are systems and methods to provide an interactive, livestream platform where multiple participants can connect and engage with a host of an interactive, livestream session and/or other participants engaged in the session. According to exemplary implementations, a live, interactive, livestream session (e.g., by a content creator) can be created among a client device associated with a host and multiple client devices associated with participants/attendees. Further, participants/attendees of the live, interactive, livestream session may request direct interaction and/or engagement with the host of the interactive, livestream session, and a priority can be determined for each participant/attendee based on user history between the participant/attendee and the host, crowd sourced voting of the participants/attendees, access type, and the like.

Abstract: Described are systems and methods to extract image segments from an image and include those extracted image segments in a collage. The origin information, such as the source image, source image location, etc., from which the extracted image segment is generated is maintained as metadata so that interaction with the extracted image segment on the collage can be used to determine and/or return to the origin of the extracted image segment. Collages may be updated, shared, adjusted, etc., by the creator of the collage or other users.

Abstract: Disclosed are systems and methods that authenticate non-fungible tokens (“NFT”) and/or digital data represented by or pointed to by an NFT. In some implementations, authentication may be with respect to an existing NFT. In other implementations, authentication may be with respect to an NFT that is being created. The disclosed implementations may compare a candidate and/or candidate NFT data with existing NFTs and/or existing NFT data to determine if the candidate NFT and/or candidate NFT data is similar to other NFTs and/or other NFT data of another NFT, which may exist on any of many different blockchains.

Abstract: Disclosed are systems and methods for inserting or injecting additional object identifiers into a currently presented feed or presentation of object identifiers. For example, a user of a portable device may view a feed or set of object identifiers, such as images of objects, that is presented on the display of the portable device. As the user views the object identifiers, the user may interact with one or more of those object identifiers by selecting an interaction control associated with the object identifier to indicate an interest in the object identifier. In response to the interaction, rather than presenting a new set of object identifiers, the described implementations insert or inject additional object identifiers into the current feed or set of object identifiers so that the user can continue to view the current object identifiers as well as the additional object identifiers.

Abstract: Described are systems and methods for determining object identifiers to suggest to a first user for use in including in a communication with a second user. For example, a first user (sending user) may be communicating in an Internet based social community with a second user (receiving user) via a chat messaging interface. As part of that communication, the first user may desire to send, present or otherwise share an object identifier, such as an image of an object, with the second user. In suggesting an object identifier, the context of the communication may be determined and object identifiers associated with the sending user that are relevant to the communication may be determined and suggested to the sending user.