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Dilbert cartoon first published on Sunday 22nd December 2019

Dilbert//11208, first published seven years ago on Sunday 22nd December 2019

Wally Uses Deep Fake


Tags

video, conference, call, technology, elbonian, affordable


Official transcript

dilbert: i liked what you said on the video conference call yesterday. i've never seen you so engaged and helpful.

originally published on dilbert.com


Open source transcript

I LIKED WHAT YOU SAID ON THE VIDEO CONFERENCE CALL YESTERDAY.

IVE NEVER SEEN YOU SO ENGAGED AND HELPFUL.

THAT WASN T ME.

THAT WAS "DEEP FAKE WALLY." I CREATED HIM TO DO ALL OF MY VIDEO CALLS.

AND I HIRED AN ELBONIAN TO DO ALL OF MY CODING JOBS FOR A VERY AFFORDABLE PRICE.

THESE DAYS, I ONLY COME TO THE OFFICE FOR THE FREE COFFEE.

AND THE CAMARADERIE?

SURE.

collated from github.com/jvarn/dilbert-archive


AI Analysis

The comic strip is titled "Elbonian Coding" and features Dilbert, a bespectacled man with a green shirt and red pants, sitting at a desk with his boss, Wally, who is wearing a red shirt and green pants.

Panel 1: Dilbert's boss asks what he liked about the video conference call yesterday. Dilbert responds that he liked what he said on the call.

Panel 2: The boss is confused, saying he's never seen Dilbert engaged and helpful. Dilbert explains that he's never been engaged and helpful.

Panel 3: The boss asks if Dilbert was the one who created the "Deep Fake Wally" video, which was used for all of Dilbert's video calls. Dilbert confirms that he was the one who created it.

Panel 4: The boss is impressed, saying that Dilbert has done all of his coding jobs for a very affordable price. Dilbert responds that he hired an Elbonian to do all of his coding jobs for a very affordable price.

Panel 5: The boss asks if these days Dilbert only comes to the office for free coffee. Dilbert confirms that this is the case.

Panel 6: The boss asks if Dilbert and the camaraderie are the reason he comes to the office. Dilbert responds with a "Sure."

Overall: The comic strip humorously depicts Dilbert's creative solution to his coding needs and his ability to find affordable help. It also highlights the absurdity of the situation and the boss's lack of understanding.

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