
Dieser Kurs enthält unsere neuen Programmierübungen, damit du deine frisch erworbenen Skills direkt praktisch anwenden kannst.
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Removing Image Backgrounds with Google Colab + AI
In this hands-on lesson, you’ll learn how to use Google Colab.
Colab is a free, browser-based coding environment.
It integrates Gemini, Google's equivalent to ChatGPT
You will then generate Python code that removes the background from an image you upload.
We’ll guide you step-by-step through:
Getting started on Colab
Copying the notebook with instructions
Uploading an image to Colab
Prompting AI to help write code that processes the image
Saving and viewing the final result
You’ll also explore how to use Gemini, Google’s built-in AI assistant in Colab, to help generate or troubleshoot code — a powerful way to level up your skills with AI-assisted development.
By the end of this lesson, you’ll have a working background remover — and the tools to expand it further.
? Skills You’ll Practice:
Running code in Google Colab
Using Python packages
Prompting AI for help and suggestions
Basic image processing
This lesson explains how to create a tool to convert an image hosted on the web into the style of Studio Ghibli. It uses the Replicate API (https://replicate.com/) and an open-source model called "Mirage Ghibli"(https://replicate.com/aaronaftab/mirage-ghibli). The API usage costs about $0.02 per image.
After creating the simulation of scenarios (e.g. all combinations for up to 20 villagers and 10 werewolves = 200 scenarios) and running 1000 simulations for each, we hit a speed limit. Can we overcome it? ChatGPT will help us improve the code to run 10x faster and run ONE MILLION simulations in seconds (100 villagers x 10 werewolves x 1000 simulations = 1 million).
Can vibe coding harm your machine?
Use AI and Python to build real tools, fast — even if you don’t consider yourself a developer.
This course teaches Vibe Coding and Context Engineering — a modern way to build automations, scrapers, and creative prototypes using LLMs and Python. You’ll use AI as your coding assistant, so you can focus on what you want to build — not how to write the code from scratch.
=> If you’re willing to experiment, prompt smartly, and learn by doing — this course is for you.
=> Watch everything in one go, then start tinkering!
You’ll learn to:
Prompt LLMs to write and debug working Python code
Build tools that automate boring tasks (emails, spreadsheets, etc.)
Explore powerful APIs like OpenAI, Google, Pytube, and more
Make small creative apps: scrapers, games, voice clones, image stylizers, etc.
Run code in Google Colab (zero install) or locally via VS Code (guided setup)
This course is for:
Ex-coders or devs returning after a break
Product people, freelancers, or creators who want to automate and prototype
Curious learners who like to tinker and learn by doing
People who don’t want to “learn to code” — just use AI to get things done
Not for:
Absolute beginners who don’t know what a folder is
IT professionals seeking secure or production-ready code
People who want a structured Python programming course with theory and quizzes
Corporate learners who can’t run unverified scripts in their environment
If that’s you, no hard feelings — there are better courses out there for your needs.
What You’ll Build:
Automations for Google Sheets, Gmail, and more
Web scrapers and browser automation scripts
Voice clones, speech-to-text, text-to-speech
Downloaders for YouTube videos and audio
Studio Ghibli-style image stylization (yes, really!)
A playable Flappy Bird clone — powered by AI-generated code
Instant data visualizations, summarizers, and more
What You’ll Learn:
How to think like a “context engineer” — shaping prompts to guide AI
How to troubleshoot using ChatGPT and error messages
How to safely experiment with new tools and APIs
How to unlock creativity with a technical toolbox (even if you’re non-technical)
What learners say:
“I used to code decades ago… this course was liberating. I built dozens of small tools in a weekend.”
“Loved the fast-paced, hands-on style. Super practical and inspiring.”
“This course keeps giving me ideas — I even built a member app for my fencing club in between lessons!”
Tech setup notes:
You’ll get guidance for both Google Colab (easy, no install) and VS Code (more flexible, more powerful)
You’ll learn how to run AI-generated code safely, and how to judge when not to
Projects use real-world tools and data — nothing simulated
You won’t master Python here — but you will build working things fast.