™[One Million AI Engineer Special] How Stanford Teaches AI-Native Engineering — Mihail Eric, Monaco
Latent Space interviews Mihail Eric, who teaches Stanford's CS146S course, for 2:00:44 on how Stanford teaches AI-native engineering, the ten-week syllabus, coding-agent internals and the software factory.
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The guest is Mihail Eric, who teaches Stanford's CS146S Modern Software Developer course and leads AI at Monaco
What junior engineers need to learn now that AI can complete last year's homework
Students read an unfamiliar open-source repo, propose a change, and have maintainers review their code
A walk through the ten-week syllabus
The loop, tools and harness inside a coding agent
Context engineering for a large codebase
Making repos agent-ready and closing the on-call loop
What happens when code review becomes the bottleneck
Security, dependencies and permissions
From personal adoption to team autonomy
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