SLOPCANNON creator credits Muse in insane AI video posted for Sloptoberfest

The October 15th post calls the clip an official entry, while contest rules require creators to submit through SLOPCANNON's form by October 29th.

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SLOPCANNON is using a cash-and-credits contest to put its song-to-video workflow in creators' hands and generate public examples. The October 15th post shows a creator crediting both SLOPCANNON and Muse, but neither a tagged executive nor a social post alone proves model involvement or a valid contest entry.

A homemade paper cannon sends colorful scraps flying in a workshop, evoking thoughtcrime’s Sloptoberfest slopcannon submission.

thoughtcrime (@thoughtcrime___) posted a video on October 15th as a claimed entry in SLOPCANNON's Sloptoberfest, crediting the AI music-video workstation and Muse. The creator tagged Bone (@boneGPT) and Alexandr Wang (@alexandr_wang), but the tags do not establish a partnership or Wang's involvement in making the clip.…

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