@mranthonymensah: Check the reading list on our course site!
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Tweet promoting the reading list for Stanford's CS153 Frontier Systems course, which features talks from industry leaders and a project on scaling one's capabilities.
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@StrawHatScouser @AnjneyMidha @CS153Systems @Stanford Check the reading list on our course site!
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CS 153: Frontier Systems | Stanford University
Source: https://cs153.stanford.edu/ DiscordFrom energy, silicon and models to applications, security and deployment policy, the infrastructure stack is undergoing a generational rewrite. Each week, this course puts you in the room with the global leaders solving the biggest bottlenecks on frontier technology progress.
Instructors
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Spring 2026 Lineup
- Alex Atallah OpenRouter
- Amanda Askell Anthropic
- Amin Vahdat Google
- Amit Jain Luma AI
- Anastasios Angelopoulos Arena
- Andreas Blattmann Black Forest Labs
- Andrej Karpathy Co-founder, OpenAI
- Ashok Elluswamy VP Autopilot, Tesla
- Ben Horowitz a16z
- Brendan Iribe Sesame · ex-Oculus CEO
- Dogus Cubuk Periodic Labs
- Emil Michael United States
- Garry Tan & Diana Hu Y Combinator
- Jensen Huang NVIDIA
- Joe Sullivan Ex-Uber/Facebook/Cloudflare
- Liam Fedus Periodic Labs
- Mati Staniszewski ElevenLabs
- Nicolai Tangen Norwegian Sovereign Wealth Fund
- Nikhyl Singhal Founder, Skip Community
- Prithvi Rajasekaran Anthropic
- Reiner Pope MatX
- Rob Riachi Google DeepMind
- Sam Altman OpenAI
- Satya Nadella Microsoft
- Scott Nolan General Matter
- Sriram Krishnan US Gov/Whitehouse
- Speakers to be added subject to scheduling. Specific dates are not shared until the day of class.
Course Project
The One-Person Frontier Lab
One person with the right tools can now produce what once required an organization. 10 weeks. One goal: create value for the world. See how far you can scale yourself.
Details
WhenTue / Thu 12:00–1:20 PMWhereHewlett Teaching Center 200DatesMar 30 – Jun 3, 2026 (10 weeks)Units3 unitsPrereqsCS110/111 (req) · CS155 (rec)Grading65% Attendance · 35% ProjectReadingsReadings & Materials
Course Staff
InstructorsAnjney Midha, Michael Abbott ([email protected])TAsAdrian A, Ramya I, Anthony MContact[email protected]
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