CMU prof distills PhD-level AI for Science topics into accessible lecture notes
risteski_a · x · 2026-09-04
CMU professor Andrej Risteski explains that the topics in his AI for Scientific Computing course are entire research areas on their own — mastering any one is a PhD's worth of work — and his goal is to extract the basics needed to navigate the literature and build intuition.
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