1 comments
[flagged]
Don't trip over words. The course offers quite a range of knowledge that is suitable outside LLMs. It's an introduction.
Well it's the dominant and most successful implemented AI, would a comp sci course teach every failed computer architecture or focus on the ones that are in wide use today.
It really depends on the target audience, because a lot of people have no idea what they are using is called an LLM or that there are various types of generative AI.
I think the problem is the under representation of other branches of AI research: knowledge representation, automated reasoning, planning, etc.<p>These are important topics with important industrial applications which have the only downsides to not be suitable for implementing friendly chatbots and for raising the stocks of Silicon Valley companies.
[dead]