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Stanford Online offers a course on AI agents and evaluation

2026-09-02

Stanford Online offers a course on AI agents and evaluation
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Organisation/country/date: Stanford Online, United States, 2 September 2026. The US$1,650 programme covers test-time scaling, tool use, long-term memory, multi-step reasoning and agent evaluation. It is a professional course, not evidence that a particular architecture is production-ready. Stanford Online

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