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Stanford Online · Education

Stanford Online

You can gain access to a world of education through Stanford Online, the Stanford School of Engineering’s portal for academic and professional education offered by schools and units throughout Stanford University. https://online.stanford.edu/ Our robust catalog of degree programs, credit-bearing education, professional certificate programs, and free and open content is developed by Stanford faculty, enabling you to expand your knowledge, advance your career, and enhance your life. Stanford Online is operated and managed by the Stanford Engineering Center for Global & Online Education (CGOE). CGOE expands access to Stanford teaching and research, working in collaboration with faculty in the School of Engineering and throughout Stanford University to design and deliver extensive global, online, and enterprise education to a global audience.

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Stanford MS&E435 Economics of the AI Supercycle | Spring 2026 | The GPU Economy

23 Jul 2026AI processed

AI inference represents a fundamental shift from the near-zero incremental costs of traditional software to a compute-intensive paradigm where power and memory are the primary constraints. As models transition from simple pre-training to inference-time reasoning and autonomous agents, token consumption is growing expon...

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Stanford MS&E435 Economics of the AI Supercycle | Spring 2026 | Economics of Generative AI

17 Jul 2026AI processed

The AI industry is currently defined by a "triangle" economic structure where massive capital expenditure in semiconductors and infrastructure significantly dwarfs application-layer revenue. While hardware providers and hyperscalers capture the majority of value, AI applications remain in an early, high-cost phase, str...

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Stanford MS&E435 Economics of the AI Supercycle | Spring 2026 | Applications, AI in Life Sciences

17 Jul 2026AI processed

AI is fundamentally transforming drug discovery by shifting the industry from traditional, labor-intensive lab work to an engineering-driven, computer-aided design model. By leveraging large language models and specialized foundation models, researchers can now target thousands of potential disease markers, moving beyo...

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Stanford CS547 HCI Seminar | Spring 2026 | Just-in-Time Objectives for Specialized AI Interactions

13 Jul 2026
47m
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Stanford CS547 HCI Seminar | Spring 2026 | Toward Ontological Multiplicity in AI and Computing

13 Jul 2026
47m
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Stanford MS&E435 Economics of the AI Supercycle | Spring 2026 | Infrasctructure, Enterprise AI, SaaS

13 Jul 2026
39m
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Artificial General Intelligence already exists, yet its impact remains limited because models lack the deep, tacit context trapped within human organizational processes. While the "software is dead" narrative gains traction, software remains vital; however, lower barriers to entry and reduced switching costs demand tha...

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Live from Stanford Health AI Week

09 Jul 2026
1h 36m
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Stanford Robotics Seminar ENGR319 | Spring 2026 | Towards Trustworthy Autonomy

07 Jul 2026
34m
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Stanford CS153 Frontier Systems | Building the Frontier Ecosystem

29 Jun 2026AI processed

Microsoft’s AI strategy centers on empowering companies to build their own "hill-climbing" machines, where proprietary data and private evaluations allow organizations to retain intellectual property while leveraging frontier models. This ecosystem approach moves beyond simple consumption of foundation models, integrat...

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Stanford MS&E435 Economics of the AI Supercycle | Spring 2026 | Applications, Coding AI

23 Jun 2026
49m
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Modern software development is transitioning from human-centric web applications to autonomous "agentic" systems, fundamentally changing cloud infrastructure requirements. Guillermo Rauch, founder of Vercel, explains that coding agents—which now handle tasks ranging from software maintenance to complex business operati...

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Stanford MS&E435 Economics of the AI Supercycle | Spring 2026 | Building AI Factories

17 Jun 2026
49m
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The data center economy serves as the physical infrastructure backbone for the current AI boom, transforming energy into digital labor to accelerate GDP growth. As hyperscalers commit hundreds of billions to infrastructure, the primary bottleneck has shifted from chip availability to the deployment of energized, high-d...

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AI in Healthcare Series: Inside the Rise of AI in Healthcare, Open Evidence and Cyber Risks

15 Jun 2026
38m
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Stanford CS153 Frontier Systems | Scale, AGI, and the Future of Everything

15 Jun 2026AI processed

Scaling—whether in AI models or organizational structures—frequently produces emergent properties that defy consensus expectations. Sam Altman highlights OpenAI’s unconventional trajectory from a research lab to a product-focused company, noting that the current "automated coding era" allows small teams to achieve unpr...

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Stanford CS547 HCI Seminar | Spring 2026 | The Modern Motivators of Play

05 Jun 2026
59m
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Stanford MS&E435 Economics of the AI Supercycle | Spring 2026 | Applications, Applied AI

05 Jun 2026
49m
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AI inference serves as the primary engine for delivering value in the artificial intelligence ecosystem, yet the current market remains heavily skewed toward expensive frontier models. Scaling companies increasingly adopt custom, post-trained open-source models to improve gross margins by 70-90% and maintain defensibil...

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Stanford CS336 Language Modeling from Scratch | Spring 2026 | Guest Lecture: Dan Fu

05 Jun 2026
1h 11m
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Stanford Robotics Seminar ENGR319 | Spring 2026 | Leveraging Geometry in Robot Learning

04 Jun 2026
1h 3m
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Stanford CS25: Transformers United V6 I From Language Models to Native Multimodal Intelligence

04 Jun 2026AI processed

Native multimodal language models extend transformer architectures by tokenizing diverse inputs—images, audio, and video—into a unified sequence for autoregressive generation. While current paradigms successfully leverage scaling laws from large language models, they face challenges in balancing image understanding and...

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Stanford CS25: Transformers United V6 I Serving Transformers: Lessons from the Trenches

04 Jun 2026
1h 22m
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Stanford CS336 Language Modeling from Scratch | Spring 2026 | Lecture 17: Alignment - Multimodality

04 Jun 2026
1h 17m
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