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Google & Kaggle AI Agents Intensive Course Draws 353,000 Participants

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Google and Kaggle hosted a "5-Day AI Agents: Intensive Vibe Coding Course" with over 353,000 participants, teaching how to program AI agents via natural language. The course covered the full lifecycle of designing, securing, and deploying AI agents in the cloud, with hundreds of thousands collaborating on Discord. All course content is now available as a self-paced guide for those who missed the live event.

  • →Intensive course explores "vibe coding" and AI agent deployment
  • →Developers ready to move AI prototypes to production
  • →Capstone projects showcase AI community creativity
  • →AI learning pace outstrips traditional methods
  • →Ongoing learning opportunities available
Features (3) ›
  • Intensive course explores "vibe coding" and AI agent deployment

    The "5-Day AI Agents: Intensive Vibe Coding Course" with Google attracted over 353,000 participants to explore programming through natural language. The curriculum covered the entire lifecycle of designing, securing, and deploying production-grade AI agents in the cloud.

  • Developers ready to move AI prototypes to production

    Participant response indicates a readiness among developers to transition AI prototypes from experimental "vibe" stages to live production environments. Hundreds of thousands collaborated on Kaggle's Discord, sharing code and debugging in real time.

  • Capstone projects showcase AI community creativity

    Over 6,000 project submissions from more than 12,000 participants demonstrated the global AI developer community's creativity and skill. Projects ranged from digital humanities tools to space-weather research systems, with winning entries detailed on the website.

Enhancements (1) ›
  • Ongoing learning opportunities available

    Learners can continue developing their AI skills through ongoing Kaggle competitions and by connecting with the community on Kaggle Discord. All course content from the live event remains accessible as a self-paced Kaggle Learn guide.

Notes (1) ›
  • AI learning pace outstrips traditional methods

    AI development is progressing faster than traditional learning methods can keep up, necessitating new approaches to teaching and learning emerging technologies. Over 2 million learners and developers have participated in Google and Kaggle's no-cost multimodal courses since 2024.

Read the original announcement →

https://blog.google/innovation-and-ai/technology/developers-tools/ai-agents-intensive-recap-2026/

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