My suggestion for people who are best at mentorship but are quite busy is for organizations where they work to grant them time for mentorship, say 1-2 hours per week for one month, per mentee. That way, they can have a considerably "robust" and effective conversations and if the said mentee wants further time with them, that'll be at their discretion. This can be planned and scheduled well by the organisation.

I want to strongly recommend that every EA-aligned organization should provide or have a mentorship program that allows their staff who wants to be a mentor to be able to provide direction and guidance on the cause areas of their interest, their areas of expertise and competence. This is not compulsory but necessary.

I have also thought about the impact and risks associated with AI multi-agents seeing that we're quickly transitioning to the development, deployment, and use of AI multi-agents.

While there's obvious need for further research, what do you think about the role of AI alignment in mitigating AI multi-agent risks? Lewis Hammond

Thank you and well done to the team at Cooperative AI Foundation 

Expecting to see you

Thank you so much for the response

Meanwhile, this is a great initiative

What happens after the program? Are the fellows supported to launch a startup? Are fellows ideas funded? Kindly detail what the structured support is.

Kindly help with response to the above questions.