Sergey Levine is a co-founder of Physical Intelligence and an associate professor of electrical engineering and computer sciences at UC Berkeley, where he leads the RAIL Lab. His research develops learning algorithms for robotic decision-making and control, particularly deep reinforcement learning. He joined Berkeley's faculty in 2016 after postdoctoral research there and has worked as a research scientist at Google. He earned his BS and MS in computer science at Stanford in 2009 and his PhD there in 2014.
Co-founder
Co-founded Physical Intelligence to develop general-purpose AI for robots.
Holds the Harvey E. Wagner Presidential Chair in Artificial Intelligence. Joined the Berkeley faculty in fall 2016 and studies machine learning, reinforcement learning, and robotic decision-making.
Joined the Berkeley faculty in fall 2016; associate professor title start date unavailable.
Co-founder
Assistant Professor
Research Scientist, part-time
PhD, Computer Science
MS, Computer Science
BS, Computer Science
