Stanford’s CS336 covers modern language-model systems
The 2026 edition of CS336 covers MoEs, GPU tiling, kernels, RLHF, and data. According to the listing, lectures appear on YouTube with a delay of about two weeks.
Published on May 12, 2026, the listing presents the 2026 edition of Stanford’s CS336, a course on modern language-model systems. Topics named include MoEs, GPU tiling, kernels, RLHF, and data. The listing says lectures reach YouTube with a delay of about two weeks.
The listing recommends the course to engineers interested in language-model architecture and implementation. To confirm its scope and release schedule, consult the original listing and the official course materials; compare the topics and dates with published lectures, since the summary does not detail the full syllabus.