Stanford's decade-scale curriculum reform vs AI's month-scale change
jonc101x · x · 2026-11-13
Part 8 of jonc101x's thread: Stanford was mid-way through a once-in-a-decade curriculum reform, and how to handle rapid changes happening every year—if not every month—is still TBD. The prior takeaway: the bigger question is not what material to add, but how teaching must change.
Related event: Doctor's 17-Tweet Thread on Restructuring Medical Education for the AI Era(11 posts)→
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