AI BriefingA look inside the vibe coding course that drew 353,000 participants
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353,000 people registered for Kaggle and Google's AI agent vibe coding course.
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Kaggle and Google's 5-day AI agent vibe coding course attracted more than 353,000 registrants. Since the first 5 Day Intensive in 2024, the number of learners and developers who have taken part in related free courses has surpassed 2 million cumulatively.
This course centered on vibe coding—writing programs in natural language—and covered the full lifecycle of designing, securing, and deploying production-ready AI agents in the cloud. Learners practiced turning prototypes into real-world services.
Real-time collaboration took place mainly on Kaggle Discord, where more than 392,000 active participants shared code, debugged together, and formed study groups. More than 12,000 active participants took part in the capstone project, submitting over 6,000 entries.
Notable projects included Palimpsest, a pipeline for transcribing historical documents, and Project ARIES, a space weather research system. Those who couldn't join the live course can still access the full content through Kaggle Learn's self-paced guides.
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