Stanford CS 329X releases lecture slides on human-centered LLM design
stanfordnlp · x · 2026-09-29
Stanford CS 329X's September 23 lecture introduces human-centered LLM design. The slides cover cultural bias, privacy and sycophancy, and explain risks in human-feedback systems. Recommended background: CS 224N, CS 124 or equivalent, plus basic LLM knowledge. Slides are publicly available.
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