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The course’s seventh week covers security, including attack vectors affecting autonomous systems that take many actions.
Mihail Eric · [One Million AI Engineer Special] How Stanford Teaches AI-Native Engineering — Mihail Eric, Monaco · 8 Nov 2026
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“Um, what mechanisms are there there? And so verifiability and, you know, things of that nature and how we can extend that into the code review process. Week seven, uh, security.”
“I mean, obviously, I think there was a point-- So this was in last year's class as well, and this, this I wanted to reinforce. I mean, with any autonomous system taking a lot of actions, we're seeing a lot of, this year especially, a lot of things getting hacked.”
“Um, you know, not least of which are, are just some of the, the core pieces of software from, from Vercel to, you know, uh, gateways, LM gateways entirely.”
“So I want to spend some time just, like, talking about what new attack vectors exist, exist in security and, and, you know, how we can mitigate some of them.”17:27Report a misattribution
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