Founder of DeepLearning.AI and AI Fund managing general partner
Andrew Ng
Andrew Ng is an AI researcher, educator, and entrepreneur who founded DeepLearning.AI, co-founded Coursera, and teaches at Stanford University.
About Andrew Ng
Andrew Ng is an AI researcher, educator, and entrepreneur. He founded DeepLearning.AI, serves as managing general partner at AI Fund, and is an adjunct professor at Stanford University. His current work combines AI training with building and supporting AI businesses.
He co-founded Coursera, led the founding Google Brain team, and previously served as chief scientist at Baidu and director of the Stanford AI Lab. His research and teaching cover machine learning and practical AI applications. He earned his PhD at the University of California, Berkeley.
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- Council of High Intelligence: 18 AI Personas Deliberate Your Hardest Decisions in Claude Code →
0xNyk's Council of High Intelligence (~2.8k stars) adds /council to Claude Code and Codex — 18 agents, 3-round deliberation, multi-provider routing, and verdicts that lead with what the council cannot answer. CC0 skill install.
- Andrew Ng's Three Loops for Building 0-to-1 Products with AI Agents →
After Boris Cherny and Peter Steinberger made "loop engineering" viral, Andrew Ng reframes it for 0-to-1 products: an inner coding loop, a developer steering loop, and an outer user-feedback loop — each running on a different clock.
- Evaluating Prompts: How to Measure Quality and Build Reliable LLM Pipelines →
"It works" is not a metric. Prompt engineering without evals is superstition. This guide shows you how to treat prompts like code — with test suites, A/B testing, regression guards, and metrics you can track over time.
- Top 10 Free AI Learning Platforms in 2026 (Ranked and Reviewed) →
Sorted by quality and depth — these are the free AI learning platforms worth your time in 2026, starting with explainx.ai and covering nine more you should know.
- AI and Parenting: Should Your Child Use ChatGPT? The Complete Parent's Guide for 2026 →
Schools are split—some ban AI entirely, some require AI literacy. Meanwhile your child's classmates are already using it. This guide cuts through the noise with age-specific advice, honest risk assessment, and practical family rules for navigating AI tools in 2026.
- Top 10 AI Workshops for Professionals in 2026: Complete Comparison Guide →
Top 10 AI workshops for professionals in 2026 compared by cost, duration, format, and ROI — from Claude for Work to Wharton, MIT Sloan, and Stanford.