Stanford's CS329X Human-Centered LLMs course sees enrollment surge
stanfordnlp · x · 2026-11-05
Stanford's fall course "CS329X: Human-Centered LLMs", taught by Diyi Yang, reports a significant enrollment increase this year. The course covers building useful models and agentic systems, aligning them with human values and preferences, preserving privacy and trust, and creating positive societal impact. The teaching team focused heavily on designing hands-on assignments that prepare students to build — or even define — AI systems that benefit people. Head TA EchoShao shared details; guest lecturer Valerie Chen says she'll reuse the material in her own course.
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