Learner launches 10-lecture AI Engineering series based on Chip Huyen's book
Negative_War_65 · reddit · 2026-10-01
A Reddit user has launched a 10-lecture series on AI Engineering concepts, based on completing Chip Huyen's AI Engineering book.
Chapter 1 covers why AI Engineering rose (from language models to foundation models), foundation model use cases, planning AI applications, and an overview of the AI Engineering stack. Link included in the post.
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