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AI-Native Learning Experience Competition

Beginners who want a low-friction first competition on a learning platform with DataLab notebooks.

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Beginner score

88/100

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Learning value

86/100

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Estimated effort

6-14 hours

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Who this competition fits

Beginners who want a low-friction first competition on a learning platform with DataLab notebooks.

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To celebrate the launch of DataCamp's new AI-native learning experience, we're inviting you to put it to the test—and show the world what learning with AI really looks like. In this challenge, you'll explore one of the new AI-native courses—Introduction to AI for Work or Introduction to SQL—and create your own short Loom video demonstrating how the AI-native experience adapts in real time. Then, you'll share it publicly to inspire others to experiment with AI-native learning. The most creative and engaging videos win prizes—and get featured across DataCamp's social channels. Create a short Loom screen recording (30–45 seconds) showing a fun and engaging version of an AI-native lesson. Scoring notes: [object Object]

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Python or R basics

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text preprocessing basics

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