Stanford CS146S Course Teaches AI-Native Engineering; Instructor Discusses It on Podcast
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Stanford's CS146S 'Modern Software Developer' course focuses on AI-native software engineering, taught by Monaco AI founder Mihail Eric, now in its second year. On November 9, 2026, the Latent Space podcast released two episodes in succession: first an interview with Mihail Eric of about 121 minutes, followed by a conversation between swyx and him. In the episodes, Eric, as the course instructor, explains how the course teaches AI-native software engineering and introduces the design and philosophy of Stanford CS146S. All of the above are facts mentioned in Latent Space's coverage; for specific teaching details of the course, refer to the interview content.
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- Latent SpaceHow Stanford Teaches AI-Native Engineering — Mihail Eric, Monaco
The Latent Space podcast speaks with Mihail Eric, instructor of Stanford's CS146S "The Modern Software Developer" course and head of Monaco AI, now in the course's second year.
- Latent Space[One Million AI Engineer Special] How Stanford Teaches AI-Native Engineering — Mihail Eric, Monaco
The Latent Space podcast released a roughly 121-minute interview with Mihail Eric, instructor of Stanford CS146S and head of Monaco AI.
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