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Stanford is offering CS 224V, an Agentic AI course, in Fall 2026, taught by Monica Lam. The course centers on low hallucination, accountable decision-making, hybrid knowledge reasoning, and long-horizon agents, with the final project accounting for 65% of the grade. Each lecture covers one system, including STORM, SatIR, WikiChat, SPINACH, SUQL, Genie, and others, and uses Claude Code and OpenAI Codex as examples to break down the LLM + tools + harness structure of coding agents. Projects are done in pairs, with mentors on and off campus following up weekly, and the proposal deadline is around October 18 at 23:59 PT.
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Stanford CS224V: Monica Lam Lectures on Agentic AI
Stanford is offering CS224V Agentic AI in Fall 2026, taught by Monica Lam, centered on low hallucination, accountable decision-making, hybrid knowledge reasoning, and long-horizon agents, with the final project accounting for 65% of the grade. The course covers one system per lecture, including STORM, SatIR, WikiChat, SPINACH, SUQL, Genie, and more, and uses Claude Code and OpenAI Codex as examples to break down the LLM + tools + harness structure of coding agents. Projects are done in pairs, with weekly follow-ups from on- and off-campus mentors, and proposals are due around 10/18 23:59 PT.