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Stanford posts nine CS329A self-improving AI agents lectures on YouTube

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Stanford has published all nine lectures of its CS329A Self-Improving AI Agents course on YouTube, according to a November 1 post by X user meng shao, who links the course homepage and playlist.

The post says the two instructors have worked on PaLM, Gemini and Claude. It describes the course as centered on a loop of sampling, verification, filtering and training to produce a stronger model.

The post also shares a video demo that the author made of the course. The post does not state the course's enrollment or the dates of the recordings.

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    Stanford's CS329A course on building self-improving AI agents is on YouTube

    AIStanford has published all nine lectures of CS329A Self-Improving AI Agents on YouTube, taught by two instructors who have worked on PaLM, Gemini, and Claude. The course centers on a loop of sampling, verification, filtering, and training to produce a stronger model. The post links the course homepage and playlist and a video demo that the author made of the course.

    Video from @shao__meng's post

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