Comic #5019: human-jobs

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Description

The comic features a series of panels with dialogue and illustrations. Here’s a detailed description of each panel:

Panel 1:

• A character asks, "NOW THAT ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE HAS SURPASSED HUMANS, WHAT WILL WE DO FOR JOBS? HOW WILL I EAT? HOW WILL I HAVE SHELTER?"
• In response, another character, who appears relaxed, says, "RELAX."
• The background shows a building labeled "HUMAN TEMP AGENCY" with a sunset sky.

Panel 2:

• The first character continues, "THERE ARE STILL LOTS OF TASKS FOR WHICH HUMAN BEINGS WILL ALWAYS WANT A FELLOW HUMAN."
• The second character responds, "LIKE FOR COMPASSION OR UNDERSTANDING."
• The first character dismissively says, "NAH. ROBOTS WITH FMRI ANALYSIS ARE WAY BETTER AT THAT."

Panel 3:

• The first character asks, "THEN WHAT?"
• The second character replies, "HERE'S A HOT LEAD FOR YOU."

Panel 4:

• The fourth panel contains an advertisement titled "Human-furniture fetishist seeks new footstool."
• An illustration depicts a bald man with a serious expression next to the text.

The comic humorously addresses the impact of artificial intelligence on human jobs and the unpredictability of future employment.