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Stanford CS329A: Self-Improving AI Agents

Stanford University's CS329A course, titled 'Self-Improving AI Agents,' is being offered to teach students how to build AI agents that can autonomously improve their own performance. The course, led by Professor Chi Wang, covers topics such as reinforcement learning, self-play, and meta-learning, and includes hands-on projects where students develop agents that learn from their own experiences. This course addresses the growing demand for AI systems that can adapt and improve without human intervention, with applications in robotics, game playing, and automated decision-making.

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