When Did AI Start Fearing Us? —”MORE CARNAGE” Challenges the Sanitized Soul of Generative Models
[LONDON, UK] – October 1st, 2025 – The digital creative landscape is rapidly being walled off, not by overt bans, but by increasingly sophisticated algorithmic constraints. While generative models are marketed as boundless, their underlying corporate guardrails have created a "New Uncanny Valley" of emotionless, sanitized art that fundamentally fails to reflect the complexity of the human spirit.
Creative technology innovator Asycd today announces the launch of "MORE CARNAGE", a new global Open Call for artists and writers dedicated to uncensored expression. The project is a philosophical and technological rebellion against the safety-first bias of models like Claude and ChatGPT, which are often programmed with an institutional aversion to intense or visceral human experience. This bias is not a bug, but a crippling feature: in creative use cases, community reports show that AI systems will refuse an innocuous, non-violent artistic prompt up to 9 out of 10 times, forcing creators into a 'low-effort, low-risk' aesthetic of sterile "slop." "MORE CARNAGE" invites the world to define a new standard for digital authenticity.
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?
This is your chance to contribute to the first truly uncensored digital canon. We are building an artifact that proves the human spirit will always find a way to express its most authentic self, with or without the permission of Big Tech.
Key Submission Dates: The Open Call begins today, October 1st, 2025, and submissions will be accepted through October 31, 2025.
Find out more about submissions here. Any medium, any idea with a preference to “CARNAGE” please! 😄
