This is just a frame from Twin Peaks.

Being social can feel impossible in this hyper-connected age, and as a community we need to come together and support each other in destroying all identification and disappearing in the wilderness for 8-10 years.

Whether you broke your ankle dancing the night away or have been uncontrollably foaming at the mouth, consider getting therapy when you get home.

It’s honestly cost me more time than saved having used it for a while. It was almost never strictly faster than a few autocompletes and sometimes even recommended something that LOOKED reasonable enough only for me to say “wait a moment that’s not what I wanted to do at all!”.

Beyond being potentially exploitative, it’s also a liability, and wrong to charge clients for the work of a pseudo-employee. Generally the intern should be getting way more out of the relationship than the business (who would be sacrificing time to educate them). Business work = junior or graduate

On the point of different definitions, I would suggest that internships do not have to be a paid program, but they should not have the individual working on anything providing business value. It’s a teaching opportunity provided by the employer to reach out to students; not a source of free labour