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Andrew Ng has launched LearnVector, an AI education startup targeting white-collar professionals, securing $100 million in investment from Coursera.

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Coursera (NYSE: COUR) announced a $100 million strategic equity investment in LearnVector, the new AI-native learning startup founded by Coursera co-founder Andrew Ng. The investment grants Coursera an approximately one-third stake in LearnVector, valuing the startup at around $300 million. Founded by Ng, who serves as CEO, LearnVector is an AI education startup targeting white-collar workers, with a core goal of leveraging agent AI to deliver one-on-one personalized learning experiences, shifting from traditional "one-to-many" instruction to "one-on-one" dedicated tutoring. The AI agents will map personalized learning paths for each learner, adapt to their learning styles, and provide ongoing support until they fully master relevant skills. The first batch of courses is expected to launch in early 2027, and the deal has been unanimously approved by Coursera’s special committee of independent directors.

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