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What's new

Updated for mid-2026

The course is maintained as the field moves. Here's what's changed.

June 2026

Current for the 2026 AI stack

  • Six new rooms: model routing, AI governance, realtime voice agents, computer-use agents, a retrieval-engineering lab, and copyright & data provenance.
  • Deeper interpretability (sparse autoencoders and circuits), synthetic data, and advanced evals (offline vs online, red-team sets).
  • Secondary topics added: open weights vs closed models, guardrails vs evals vs permissions, agent-to-agent interoperability, and batch/async inference.

June 2026

Reason about it, not just watch it

  • Every concept lesson now ends with an 'in the wild' transfer: a real product scenario that connects the mechanism to where you'll actually meet it.
  • A new final capability diagnostic: ten cross-act scenarios that test whether you can diagnose real AI failures, with a path back to any lesson you miss.

June 2026

Completion you can hold

  • Finishing the core path now earns a dated certificate of completion and a celebratory finish, gated so it only fires when you've genuinely completed it.
  • A buyer-trust FAQ and a freshness marker, so you know what the course covers and that it's maintained.