Stanford CS336 Covers LLM From Scratch
stanfordnlp · x · 2026-07-16
Lecture 3 of Stanford CS336 (Spring 2025) dives into core design decisions for building language models from scratch, covering architecture choices, hyperparameters, and more.
This share is valuable for pointing to a course that systematically teaches the fundamentals of LLM training and modeling, making it perfect for those looking for the latest materials on building language models from scratch.
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