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According to a post on X by @Retik_S, the Stanford NLP Group has shared posts saying lectures from the Autumn 2026 graduate course CS329Z, Engineering AI Agents, are being published on a public YouTube playlist. The course is taught by Diyi Yang, Michael Ryan and John Yang. Lectures posted so far include an introduction to agentic systems and a DSPy vs. LangGraph session in which Ryan live-codes agents in both frameworks.
According to a post on X by @Retik_S, the Stanford NLP Group has shared posts saying lectures from the Autumn 2026 graduate course CS329Z, Engineering AI Agents, are being published on a public YouTube playlist. The course is taught by Diyi Yang, Michael Ryan and John Yang. Lectures posted so far include an introduction to agentic systems and a DSPy vs. LangGraph session in which Ryan live-codes agents in both frameworks.
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The Stanford NLP Group reshared posts noting that lectures from the Autumn 2026 graduate course, taught by Diyi Yang, Michael Ryan and John Yang, are going up on a public YouTube playlist. Lectures posted so far include an introduction to agentic systems and a DSPy vs. LangGraph session where Ryan live-codes...
Developers and students who want to learn how to build AI agents can follow a current Stanford course without enrolling. The posted sessions cover agentic systems and a side-by-side comparison of two agent frameworks, which may help people compare tools. Watch whether more lectures from the course are added to the playlist over time.
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