Zvi offers to advise US government on burnout from end-of-the-world AI work
TheZvi · x · 2026-09-06
David Kasten argues one of the US government's biggest trade goods with the AI world is its abundance of people with firsthand experience being overworked on end-of-the-world problems, who can advise AI organizations on managing that mental toll. Zvi replies: "Tell them to call me."
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