An introduction to effective, efficient, and responsible use of generative AI tools across disciplines. Topics include how generative AI works, core prompting and tool-selection skills, building custom agentic workflows, cost management, and reflective self-governance of AI use including accountability, deskilling risk, and societal impacts. Guest speakers showcase innovative use cases and small-group tutorial sections provide tailored guidance on your use cases. No prior experience required.
2 units · Satisfactory/No Credit
An introduction to effective, efficient, and responsible use of generative AI tools across disciplines. Topics include how generative AI works, core prompting and tool-selection skills, building custom agentic workflows, cost management, and reflective self-governance of AI use including accountability, deskilling risk, and societal impacts. Guest speakers showcase innovative use cases and small-group tutorial sections provide tailored guidance on your use cases. No prior experience required.
Offered in Autumn 2026 at Stanford University.