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CFChelsea Finn, Stanford professor, co-founder Physical Intelligence

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Chelsea Finn

Stanford United States

Score
7,1270 today
Rank
80/198 ↓3
over 90 days
+350+4.8%

Chelsea Finn is an Assistant Professor of Computer Science and Electrical Engineering at Stanford University and co-founder of Physical Intelligence. She specializes in AI, robotics, and machine learning, frequently sharing research findings, benchmarks, and practical applications of robotic systems. Her content includes detailed analyses of AI model performance, robotics tasks, and educational resources like lecture videos and workshop talks.

Data as of Oct 25, 2026.

The raw numbers · last 90 days

Median views
42.8K
per post
Median engagements
435
per post
Posts
10
over 90 days
Followers
129.3K
all scored platforms

What drives the score

Percentiles 0–100 against all tracked creators.

  • Reach · 30%86

    Average views per post over 90 days

  • Engagement · 30%70

    Average reactions per post

  • Audience · 30%75

    Total followers, relative to population

  • Consistency · 10%63

    Posting frequency (25 posts / 90 days = 100)

Platforms

129.3K total followers

PlatformFollowersScore
X@chelseabfinn105.9K8,277t2
LinkedIn@cbfinn23.3K2,599t9

Last 30 days

Finn's top posts

  1. The Pi API is officially in beta! 🤖 Many people have already been using it to fine-tune π models for their robots -- below are a few We’re hoping to expand testing significantly. Let us know if you are interested! Bl…
    X · 13 days ago#1
    CFChelsea Finn, Stanford professor, co-founder Physical IntelligenceChelsea Finn

    The Pi API is officially in beta! 🤖 Many people have already been using it to fine-tune π models for their robots -- below are a few We’re hoping to expand testing significantly. Let us know if you are interested! Bl…

    29.1K views582 engagements

  2. X · 17 days ago#2
    As robots become more reliable, DAgger becomes far less efficient. eg 90% success means the person spends >90% of the time passively watching the robot Key idea: failures come from similar initial states & we c…
    CFChelsea Finn, Stanford professor, co-founder Physical IntelligenceChelsea Finn

    38.5K views398 engagements

  3. X · 23 days ago#3
    Scientific discovery is one of the most exciting applications of LLMs, but we lack data & evals on the scientific process. ScholarCatalyst captures which prior papers can advance new research on a problem, rather …
    CFChelsea Finn, Stanford professor, co-founder Physical IntelligenceChelsea Finn

    28.6K views344 engagements

  4. How do we scale up the context of LLMs? Agentic search scales to arbitrarily large amounts of info, but can easily miss relevant info. Idea💡: Optimize organization of info for downstream utility. Leads to 30+% gains …
    X · 5 days ago#4
    CFChelsea Finn, Stanford professor, co-founder Physical IntelligenceChelsea Finn

    How do we scale up the context of LLMs? Agentic search scales to arbitrarily large amounts of info, but can easily miss relevant info. Idea💡: Optimize organization of info for downstream utility. Leads to 30+% gains …

    24K views340 engagements

  5. X · 2 days ago#5
    Generative value classifiers are a new parametrization of Q-functions that don't require action conditioning. We think these may combine gracefully with large, pre-trained policies and learn/generalize better from a r…
    CFChelsea Finn, Stanford professor, co-founder Physical IntelligenceChelsea Finn

    18.2K views312 engagements

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