Stanford opens CS193T "Thinking with AI" — free materials, no prerequisites
JeremyNguyenPhD · x · 2026-11-10
Stanford's new Autumn 2026 course CS193T "Thinking with AI" requires no prior experience, and all course materials — slides and weekly hands-on assignments — are publicly available online. Non-Stanford affiliates can also take it for credit via Stanford Online.
Highlights:
- Weekly hands-on tutorials with a dedicated TA following your work all quarter
- Assignments customized to your actual major, career, or life needs
- Guest speakers across humanities, sciences, law, and business
- Term project: build a custom AI system that aids your current work, portfolio-ready
The course teaches when to trust AI, when to push back, and how to keep your own thinking sharp — explicitly not pro-AI hype.
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