Top 100 AI · United States
Peyman Milanfar
Google 
- Score
- 6,9990 today
- Rank
- 86/198 ↓25
- over 90 days
- −170−2.2%
Peyman Milanfar is a Distinguished Scientist at Google, leading the Computational Imaging team. With a background as a Professor of Electrical Engineering at UC Santa Cruz and a Fellow of the IEEE, he specializes in computational imaging, machine learning, and vision. His work has significantly impacted Google's imaging technologies, including the zoom pipeline for Pixel phones and features like Unblur and Pro Res Zoom.
Data as of Oct 25, 2026.
The raw numbers · last 90 days
- Median views
- 22.9K
- per post
- Median engagements
- 245
- per post
- Posts
- 119
- over 90 days
- Followers
- 130K
- all scored platforms
What drives the score
Percentiles 0–100 against all tracked creators.
- Reach · 30%79
Average views per post over 90 days
- Engagement · 30%60
Average reactions per post
- Audience · 30%75
Total followers, relative to population
- Consistency · 10%100
Posting frequency (25 posts / 90 days = 100)
Platforms
130K total followers
| Platform | Followers | Score |
|---|---|---|
| X@docmilanfar | 118.6K | 9,099t1 |
| LinkedIn@peyman-milanfar-1a790b3 | 11.4K | 8,575t1 |
Last 30 days
Milanfar's top posts
X · 22 days ago#1PMPeyman MilanfarIt's official: The National Academy of Engineering (@theNAEng) Class of 2026. I'm humbled to share this great honor with such a remarkable group, including 4 Nobel laureates! https://t.co/W05xUoy80o
28.9K views635 engagements
- X · 23 days ago#2
💯 "Mathematics is about to graduate. It will grow into a full-scale industry and become the true infrastructure of all scientific and technological progress, a foundation that every other field stands on rather than …
PMPeyman Milanfar37.2K views555 engagements
X · 21 days ago#3PMPeyman Milanfarrecursive self improvement https://t.co/6hwPCtJvfj
30.5K views525 engagements
LinkedIn · 22 days ago#4PMPeyman MilanfarIt's official: National Academy of Engineering Class of 2026. I'm humbled to share this great honor with such a remarkable group, including 4 Nobel laureates!
35.5K views473 engagements
- X · 20 days ago#5
Speed of automation is in inverse proportion to the entropy of the subject domain. Math and coding are structured and orderly, which is why AI is able to do them so well. In order of difficulty: The hard sciences are …
PMPeyman Milanfar22.9K views386 engagements
- X · 5 days ago#6
People treat Pangram as an infallible oracle. They weaponize its probabilities to shame others by some arbitrary purity standard. The irony is that it’s mostly redundant: obviously AI-generated stuff is already recogn…
PMPeyman Milanfar45.5K views378 engagements
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