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Inside our 353,000-person vibe coding course

Kaggle’s AI Agents Intensive with Google brought learners together in a no-cost course to build and deploy the next frontier of AI.

Inside our 353,000-person vibe coding course

Google and Kaggle partnered to host a massive online course, teaching over 353,000 developers how to build and deploy AI agents using natural language. Participants collaborated on Discord to debug code and submitted an impressive 6,000+ capstone projects, ranging from historical transcription tools to space-weather research systems.

The five-day intensive course, which began in 2024, has since seen more than 2 million learners and developers participate in no-cost multimodal courses. The collaboration explored the development lifecycle of AI agents, from design to secure deployment in the cloud. Hundreds of thousands of learners gathered on Kaggle's Discord to work together in real-time.

Over 6,000 capstone projects demonstrated the creativity, technical skill, and imagination of the global AI developer community, with projects like the historical manuscript transcription pipeline and space-weather research systems standing out. All course materials remain accessible online for those who want to continue learning at their own pace, through Kaggle competitions and the Kaggle Discord.

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