Stanford University · Course
Building AI Products Through Rapid Prototyping (CSP-XTECH41)
Building AI Products Through Rapid Prototyping (CSP-XTECH41) is a Stanford Continuing Studies course on turning AI ideas into working prototypes: identifying high-impact use cases, scoping a minimum viable product and prototyping with prompt engineering, no-code platforms and open-source models.
Who it suits
- Product managers, entrepreneurs and business leaders.
- Technical professionals who want to move from concept to a scalable AI solution.
What it covers
- Identifying high-impact use cases and scoping a minimum viable product.
- Prototyping with prompt engineering, no-code platforms and open-source models.
- Rapid validation techniques, ethical guardrails and practical deployment strategies.
- A repeatable AI prototyping framework and a working prototype of your own.
Common questions about Building AI Products Through Rapid Prototyping (CSP-XTECH41)
- What do I leave with?
- Stanford says a repeatable prototyping framework and a working prototype.
- Are there case studies?
- Yes, from finance, consumer tech and B2B SaaS.
- Can I enrol any time?
- Enrolment is only open during set periods, and an application is needed for graduate courses, so check the page for the current dates.
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