ai

A four-panel comic. An older man with glasses (the boss) holds a coffee mug and talks to a woman named Sally at her desk. Panel 1: Boss: "Sally, did you learn how to do your job better with AI as I instructed?" Sally: "Yes." Panel 2: Boss: "Great, so can you work twice as fast now?" then, in a separate speech bubble parroting AI-service rate-limit language: "Sorry, you've used up your requests for Sally to work harder. More will be made available in two weeks." Panel 3: Boss: "But... if you upgrade your subscription level to Sally Pro, you can have unlimited requests." Panel 4: Boss: "You should consider if this is a good way to keep your job," then: "I'm sorry, 'thinking Sally' is only available at our enterprise tier." The joke: Sally has been turned into (or is treated like) an AI subscription service, complete with usage caps, paid tiers, and a premium 'thinking' model. Votey (aftercomic): a close-up of Sally sitting blankly at her desk with the caption: "Now to be inert and actionless until given specific instructions to do otherwise."