Scott Adams, the cartoonist who created Dilbert and became known for his commentary on corporate culture and technology, has died at 68. His death marks the end of a career spanning decades, though his legacy remains complicated by controversies including past remarks about race that drew widespread criticism.
·Adams created Dilbert, the satirical comic strip that became a cultural touchstone for office humor and critique
·His later work expanded beyond comics into podcasting, social media commentary, and discussions of persuasion and politics
·Controversies in his final years included statements that generated significant backlash and FBI inquiries into his social media activity
·An AI version of Scott Adams is being continued by a venture capitalist despite objections from his family
drawn from JoBlo, Memorial Funeral Homes | Newport, RI, Reason Magazine, IMDb · updated 6d ago