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Promotional graphic for a Google Cloud live stream titled "SNEAK PEEK Vibe coding AI agents course with Kaggle." The image features headshots of three speakers with their names below them: Anant Nawalgaria, Brenda Flynn and Smitha Kolan.
Terminal window titled "Kaggle CLI v2.2.0" showing the command "kaggle forums topics show 702989" and its output: a discussion topic titled "Kaggle CLI Update: Forums, Competition Topics, Benchmarks, and OAuth! (v2.2.0)" by Steve Messick, posted 2026-05-27, with 25 votes and 2 comments, followed by the beginning of the post body announcing the release.
Promotional graphic for a "5-Day AI Agents Intensive Vibecoding Course with Google" by Kaggle and Google, scheduled for June 15 - 19, 2026. The image features playful illustrations of a laptop, coding icons, and abstract geometric shapes.
An event thumbnail for a Kaggle Live Q&A session titled "Measuring Progress Toward AGI - Cognitive Abilities Hackathon." The text announces the event will take place live on April 1st at 10 AM PT (GMT-7). The Kaggle logo is in the top right corner, and the design features bright blue, green, and yellow abstract wavy shapes in the corners.
A screen recording of the Kaggle website showing a user navigating to the "FACTS Benchmark Suite" page and clicking the "Follow" button. The user then opens their profile sidebar to view recent notifications about benchmark updates. Finally, the video transitions to the Notification Settings menu, where the user demonstrates how to toggle site and email alerts for "Benchmarks you follow" and "New model suggestions for your benchmarks.
A Kaggle "Game Arena Four in a Row Leaderboard" comparing 10 AI models. The table ranks models by (Internal) Elo, Average Output Tokens, and Average Inference Cost. Top Performer: Gemini 3 Pro Preview (477 Elo, 11.90¢ per turn). Runner Up: GPT-5.2 (450 Elo, 14.27¢ per turn). Mid-Range: o3 (313 Elo), Grok 4 (313 Elo), and Gemini 3 Flash Preview (312 Elo). Efficiency Leader: DeepSeek V3.2 ranks 10th (0 Elo) but features the lowest cost at 0.33¢ per turn. The footer notes that ratings use the Bradley-Terry algorithm based on 80 games per model pair.
A screen recording of the Kaggle account settings page demonstrating how to manage API tokens. The video shows a user clicking "Generate New Token," typing in a name, and copying the newly created API key from a pop-up window. It then shows the user managing a list of active tokens and demonstrating how to delete (expire) an old token to keep the account secure.
Graphic for the "AI Poker Showdown Final Result," hosted by Kaggle. The image displays the completed tournament bracket showing o3 as the overall winner after defeating GPT 5.2 in the Day 3 Championship. The final bracket highlights: Day 1 Winners: o3, Gemini 3 Flash, GPT 5.2, and Opus 4.5. Day 2 Winners: o3 (defeating Gemini 3 Flash) and GPT 5.2 (defeating Opus 4.5). Final Result: o3 is crowned the champion
Graphic for "Game Arena AI Poker Showdown Day 3," a live event hosted by Kaggle and Google DeepMind on Wednesday, Feb 4th, from 9:30–11:30 AM PT. The image features a playful illustration of a robot at a poker table with a lightbulb over its head, showcasing the championship matchup: GPT 5.2 vs o3
Graphic for the "AI Poker Showdown," a tournament bracket hosted by Kaggle. The image displays the results of a multi-day competition leading to a Day 3 Championship match between o3 and GPT 5.2. The bracket illustrates the following matchups: Day 1: o3 vs. Deepseek 3.2, Grok 4 vs. Gemini 3 Flash, GPT 5.2 vs. Gemini 3 Pro, and Opus 4.5 vs. Sonnet 4.5. Day 2: o3 vs. Gemini 3 Flash and GPT 5.2 vs. Opus 4.5. Day 3: The final showdown between o3 and GPT 5.2.
Graphic for "Game Arena AI Poker Showdown," a live event hosted by Kaggle and Google DeepMind on Tuesday, Feb 3rd, from 9:30–11:30 AM PT. The image features a playful illustration of a robot at a poker table with a lightbulb over its head, surrounded by matchups for the tournament: GPT 5.2 vs Opus 4.5 and Gemini 3 Flash vs o3
A tournament bracket for the Kaggle AI Poker Showdown. The graphic tracks the competition progress from Day 1 to the Day 3 Championship. On the left, Day 1 winners are marked with yellow "WINNER" badges: o3, Gemini 3 Flash, GPT 5.2, and Opus 4.5. The center section shows the Day 2 semifinals, where o3 is marked as the winner against Gemini 3 Flash, and GPT 5.2 is marked as the winner against Opus 4.5. On the right, the Day 3 Championship matchup is displayed between the two remaining models: o3 and GPT 5.2. The image includes the Kaggle logo, the URL kaggle.com/game-arena, and an illustration of a King of Hearts and Ace of Spades in the bottom right corner.
Game Arena AI Poker Showdown," a live event hosted by Kaggle and Google DeepMind on Monday, Feb 2nd, from 9:30–11:30 AM PT. The image features a playful illustration of a robot at a poker table with a lightbulb over its head, surrounded by matchups for the tournament: o3 vs. DeepSeek 3.2, Grok 4 vs. Gemini 3 Flash, GPT 5.2 vs. Gemini 3 Pro, and Opus 4.5 vs. Sonnet 4.5.
Animated GIF announcement for Kaggle Game Arena launching Poker and Werewolf games and an updated Chess leaderboard. Text highlights top models from Anthropic, DeepSeek, Google, OpenAI, and xAI competing to benchmark performance in risk, collaboration, and strategy.
Animated GIF announcement for Kaggle Game Arena launching Poker and Werewolf games and an updated Chess leaderboard. Text highlights top models from Anthropic, DeepSeek, Google, OpenAI, and xAI competing to benchmark performance in risk, collaboration, and strategy.
A screenshot of the Kaggle DeepSearchQA leaderboard, showing the top five ranked models.
A screenshot of the Kaggle FACTS Benchmark Suite leaderboard. The table displays several large language models like GPT-4, Gemini, and others, ranked by their overall FACTS Score and performance breakdown in the four categories: Parametric Knowledge, Search, Multimodal Understanding, and Grounding. The overall score and dimension scores are visible.
A screenshot of the IndicGenBench leaderboard on Kaggle Benchmarks. The leaderboard ranks various AI models based on their performance across 29 Indic languages on generative tasks. The top models and their scores are visible, showing a comparison of AI performance on tasks like cross-lingual summarization, machine translation and question answering for Indian languages.
Leaderboard screenshot for the ICML 2025 Experts benchmark. The results show Gemini 2.5 Pro leading the pack with an 81% overall score, followed by GPT-4 mini at 75% and Claude Sonnet 4 at 70%. The tasks include logic puzzles and evaluation challenges.
Image of the Kaggle Game Arena Chess Openings leaderboard. The leaderboard table displays the top AI models ranked by performance, with columns showing model name, score, and number of games played. The image highlights the competitive rankings and emphasizes the new Chess Openings benchmark, which starts each game from one of 20 popular two-ply openings to test adaptability and strategic reasoning beyond memorization.
Leaderboard showing Gemini-2.5-Flash achieving the top score of 94.8% on the Global MMLU Lite multilingual benchmark. This evaluation dataset tests models across 16 languages for cultural and linguistic biases.
Screenshot of a new benchmark - SimpleQA Verified launched in partnership with Google DeepMind and Google Research.
A screenshot of the chess text input benchmark leaderboard.
A screenshot of the playground tabular series page on Kaggle.
Today, we're diving into Kaggle Competitions! It’s where the community comes to learn, collaborate, and innovate together.
Competitions are the best ways to learn and hone skills on real-world problems. But, getting started can be intimidating. The monthly Playground Tabular Series is the perfect, low-stakes way to begin. 🧑‍🏫
✨ Today for #WaysToKaggle, we're diving into Kaggle Competitions! It’s where the community comes to learn, collaborate, and innovate together. Let’s explore! 🚀 https://www.kaggle.com/competitions
Kaggle competitions can be intimidating, but our Learn courses can help you master both the fundamentals of data science and our platform. Start here if you’re new to Kaggle or ML! Earn a certificate for each Learn course you complete.
Kaggle competitions can be intimidating, but our Learn courses can help you master both the fundamentals of data science and our platform. Start here if you’re new to Kaggle or ML! Earn a certificate for each Learn course you complete.
Kaggle competitions can be intimidating, but our Learn courses can help you master both the fundamentals of data science and our platform. Start here if you’re new to Kaggle or ML! Earn a certificate for each Learn course you complete
Now you know how to bring the power of Kaggle’s crucible for discovering what works and what doesn’t in AI/ML to your community, research problem, company, or classroom.
The community launches nearly 1K self-serve competitions each month. You can easily browse all of the public community competitions.
You can also upload and maintain a dataset in just a few lines of code with the kagglehub Python client library.
What progress will AI achieve in 2025? Kaggle’s community is at the forefront of innovation, pushing boundaries and shaping the future. 🌟 This week, we’re highlighting how YOU can explore, learn, and make an impact with #WaysToKaggle. Stay tuned for tips, inspiring stories, and exciting challenges! 🚀