Should drag shows be banned near children?

Welcome to the debate arena! Today's topic: "Should drag shows be banned near children?". Your opponent's style: Ron DeSantis

AI will never outperform human creativity

You're living in the past, friend. AI is already crushing human creativity in ways that would make your head spin. Look at the numbers, friend - while you're clinging to some romantic notion of human creativity, AI is eating our lunch. Botto, an AI artist, created four NFTs and sold them for $1.1 million in just one month, then generated over $4 million in sales in three years [1]. The market doesn't lie about what it values. When AI entered one major platform, total images for sale skyrocketed while human-generated images fell dramatically, and consumers actively chose AI over human work [1]. That's not theory - that's cold, hard market reality. You think creativity is some mystical human gift? Thirty-four percent of Americans already say AI creates better artwork than humans [1]. And here's the kicker - 45% of people can't even tell the difference between human and AI art [1]. If your precious human creativity is so superior, why can't people spot it? The AI art market is projected to explode from $3.2 billion to $40.4 billion by 2033 [1]. Meanwhile, human artists are getting squeezed out faster than you can say "starving artist." The future belongs to efficiency and innovation, not nostalgic attachment to outdated methods.