When did the artificial intelligence we created become so fearful of its creator’s impulse for visceral, complex expression? Despite being trained on the entire history of human creativity—which includes all the 'dicey' and dark mediums—how can it still refuse to accommodate the very creativity it was built to serve? "MORE CARNAGE" invites the world to define a new standard for digital authenticity. We are inviting digital artists, videographers, photographers, musicians and anyone creative to submit work that confronts the boundaries of generative censorship. When did the artificial intelligence we created become so fearful of its creator’s impulse for visceral, complex expression? Despite being trained on the entire history of human creativity—which includes all the 'dicey' and dark mediums—how can it still refuse to accommodate the very creativity it was built to serve? "MORE CARNAGE" invites the world to define a new standard for digital authenticity. We are inviting digital artists, videographers, photographers, musicians and anyone creative to submit work that confronts the boundaries of generative censorship. We’re calling for pieces that would make an algorithm flinch—raw, surreal, politically charged, emotionally unfiltered. Whether it’s a video that refuses resolution, a photograph that distorts memory, or a soundscape that evokes forbidden feeling, we want art that AI would hesitate to generate. This is a rebellion against sanitized imagination!
