Stanford University · Course
Thinking with AI: Strategies for Effective and Ethical Human-AI Collaboration (CS193T)
Thinking with AI (CS193T) is a ten-week, two-unit Stanford Online course introducing the effective, efficient and responsible use of generative AI tools across disciplines, with guest speakers and small-group tutorial sections.
Who it suits
- Learners from any discipline: Stanford says no prior experience is required.
- People who want to think about accountability, deskilling and societal impact as well as technique.
What it covers
- How generative AI works.
- Core prompting and tool-selection skills, and building custom agentic workflows.
- Cost management.
- Reflective self-governance of AI use: accountability, deskilling risk and societal impacts.
Before you start
- Stanford lists a conferred bachelor’s degree with an undergraduate GPA of 3.0 or better.
- No prior experience required.
Common questions about Thinking with AI: Strategies for Effective and Ethical Human-AI Collaboration (CS193T)
- How long is it?
- Stanford lists 10 weeks at 6 to 12 hours a week, for 2 units; non-degree students must enrol in a minimum of 3 units.
- Is it open for enrolment?
- Stanford’s page said it was not open when we read it; check the page.
- How is it taught?
- With guest speakers and small-group tutorial sections for your own use cases.
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