Notes from Stanford CS329Z with Andrew Ng: cautious vs. automated views on AI code review
stanfordnlp · x · 2026-11-11
Notes from Stanford CS329Z with Andrew Ng highlight three takeaways: humans historically both underestimate and over-generalize what technology can do; how humans form judgment and learn; and on code checking/review, Prof. Yang remains cautious about AI review while Prof. Ng leans toward automation.
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