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Stanford University offers a free online course in artificial intelligence (AI) taught by two renowned pioneers in the field. The curriculum goes beyond the current focus on large language models and generative AI, covering a wide range of foundational AI topics. The course, which was initially taught at Stanford in 2011, has been taken by over 160,000 students and is now available for free on Udacity.
Stanford AI course founder Peter Norvig is a distinguished education fellow at the Institute for Human-Centered AI and a research director at Google. He co-authored the widely-used textbook "Artificial Intelligence: A Modern Approach." The course covers essential AI concepts such as problem-solving, search, probability, machine learning, knowledge representation, planning, reinforcement learning, and more.
These topics remain relevant even as AI technology evolves, making the course a valuable supplement to more contemporary generative AI courses.
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