I do not wanna share my phone number to demo a product :(

There's a reason they call them 'interns' - because the results are going to be subpar.

Not much of a time saver:

> "Is it safe to let an AI into my apps? You approve every connection. You can watch it work in real-time. Nothing sensitive happens without your say. Your data stays yours - we don't train on it."

I worked with (human!) interns and most of them did not require being watched in real-time.

Safer than clawdbot/moltbot, I'll bet.

I get the appeal, but it seems too early for one AI tool to be able to do "everything". I'm guessing there's some company out there trying to automate each of these tasks and dealing with the attendant complexity that comes with it - it's not clear to me that a single "do everything" AI would be able to do this pre-AGI

Just another AI product landing page.

Does stuff for you.

$37 per month.

Is scrolling broken or somehow messed with on that page?

Having an intern is supposed to be about talent development. It's a way to simultaneously recruit, train, vet and build loyalty with future employees.

Using interns just as a source of cheap labour is exploiting interns!

Calling this "AI interns" is like saying "this is sub-par and neglects important aspects of your business".

The scroll-jacking on their landing page got an immediate bounce from me. Why do web designers do this annoying shit that breaks the web? Built by an intern, I suppose...

The LLM shovelware self promotion spam submissions will continue until morale improves.

Why would I want an intern? I want 100x Super-Employee. Scratch that... 1x10^6 x

Scratch that... 1x10^1000000000000.........