Stanford's 2-Hour Lecture to Understand LLMs
hey_abusiddik · x · 2026-07-12
This post recommends a 2-hour Stanford lecture, addressing the fact that "while many people use ChatGPT and Claude daily, few truly understand how they are built."
While it doesn't dive into specific details, the core pitch is clear: it serves as an introductory yet systematic course on building large language models, perfect for those looking to solidify their foundational knowledge.
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