Dilbert cartoon first published on Wednesday 4th June 2014

Dilbert//9181, first published twelve years ago on Wednesday 4th June 2014

Tags

art education, engineers, inventions, humans do cretaive, robots, technology work, liberal arts majors, origami, game

Official transcript

Robot: Someday robots will do all of the technology work and humans will only do creative jobs. If you engineers work hard, someday the spoils will go to the liberal arts majors who partied while you studied. I hear good things about origami. It's not too late to get into that game.

originally published on dilbert.com

Open source transcript

SOMEDAY ROBOTS WILL DO ALL OF THE TECHNOLOGY WORK AND HUMANS WILL ONLY DO CREATIVE JOBS.

IF YOU ENGINEERS WORK HARD, SOMEDAY THE SPOILS WILL GO TO THE LIBERAL ARTS MAJORS WHO PARTIED WHILE YOU STUDIED.

I HEAR GOOD THINGS ABOUT ORIGAMI. IT'S NOT TOO LATE TO GET INTO THAT GAME.

collated from github.com/jvarn/dilbert-archive

AI Analysis

Title: "The Future of Work: A Robot's Perspective"

Summary:

The comic strip explores the potential future of work, as seen through the eyes of a robot. The robot, who has been observing humans, shares its insights on the future of employment.

• Panel 1: The robot states that robots will eventually perform all technology work, leaving humans with only creative jobs.
• Panel 2: The robot notes that if engineers work hard, they may be spared from the spoils of the liberal arts majors who partied while studying.
• Panel 3: The robot expresses its interest in origami, but realizes it's too late to get into the game.

Overall, the comic strip offers a humorous and thought-provoking commentary on the future of work and the role of technology in shaping our careers.

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