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Dilbert cartoon first published on Friday 5th August 2016

Dilbert//9974, first published ten years ago on Friday 5th August 2016

Drone Defense Kills Birds


Tags

invention, drone, national security, design, birds, flying, collateral damage


Official transcript

Boss: How's the drone defense shield design coming along? Dilbert: Super. The only risk is that it will kill every bird in the sky on day one. Boss: Don't birds have feet? They can just walk. Dilbert: I'll add that to the slide deck.

originally published on dilbert.com


Open source transcript

HOW'S THE DRONE DEFENSE SHIELD DESIGN COMING ALONG?

SUPER.

THE ONLY RISK IS THAT IT WILL KILL EVERY BIRD IN THE SKY ON DAY ONE.

DON T BIRDS HAVE FEET? THEY CAN JUST WALK I'LL ADD THAT TO THE SLIDE DECK.

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AI Analysis

Comic Strip Title: "Drone Defense Shield"

Summary:

The comic strip features a conversation between two characters, Dilbert and his coworker, about the design of a drone defense shield. The coworker is skeptical of the design, citing the risk of birds being killed in the sky on day one. Dilbert responds by saying that he will add feet to the slide deck to prevent birds from walking on it.

Key Points:

  • The coworker expresses concern about the design of the drone defense shield.
  • Dilbert responds by saying that he will add feet to the slide deck to prevent birds from walking on it.
  • The coworker is skeptical of the design, citing the risk of birds being killed in the sky on day one.
  • Dilbert's response suggests that he is not taking the coworker's concerns seriously.
  • The comic strip highlights the absurdity of the situation and the coworker's skepticism.

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