Live Class Sessions
The class sessions included one or two live polls, as well as three discussion prompts. For the discussions, the students were divided into chat rooms of about 10 students each, with one of the members being present live in the studio. Then the students in the studio engaged in a live discussion with the Professor, representing both their own opinions and those of the people in their chat rooms. Students were graded based on their participation in the chats.
Since students' full names were used in the class sessions, we cannot share the full video recordings. But a sample edited recording is provided below under "Week 2".
Date | Topic |
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Week 1 |
Introductionslides presented in class |
Week 2 |
AI and Societyslides presented in classedited lecture recording |
Week 3 |
Planning and Searchslides presented in class |
Week 4 |
Intelligent Roboticsslides presented in class |
Week 5 |
Probabilistic Modelingslides presented in class |
Week 6 |
Computer Visionslides presented in class |
Week 7 |
Machine Learning Fundamentalsslides presented in class |
Week 8 |
Machine Learning Paradigmsslides presented in class |
Week 9 |
Natural Language Processing (Large Language Models)slides presented in class |
Week 10 |
Bias and Fairness in AI Modelsslides presented in class |
Week 11 |
AI and Mis/disinformationslides presented in class |
Week 12 |
Workplace Impacts, Economics, and Policyslides presented in class |
Week 13 |
AI Alignment and Existential Threatsslides presented in class |
Week 14 |
Computational Foundations and Future Directionsslides presented in class |