02:59

Do You Still Need to Learn Python in the Age of AI?

05:15

What is "rubber duck debugging?"

29:40

MIT Programmer on GenAI, Growth Mindset, and Rubber Ducks?

47:41

Lec 5: Production Theory

06:08

Finance for public good

07:29

Navigating OER Space: MIT Libraries Open Educational Resources Guide

04:04

Can ChatGPT plan your retirement?

38:50

MIT Economist on Finance, AI, and Human Behavior

49:48

Lec 16: Input Markets II—Labor and Capital

48:05

Lec 3: Budget Constraints and Constrained Choice

46:58

Lec 4: Demand Curves and Income/Substitution Effects

47:31

Lec 7: Competition I

50:17

Lec 23: Government Redistribution and Taxation

47:06

Lec 12: Monopoly II

48:23

Lec 19: International Trade: Welfare and Policy

47:41

Lec 25: Behavioral Economics

50:01

Lec 22: Efficiency and Equity

47:57

Lec 18: Introduction to Trade

46:49

Lec 11: Monopoly I

47:33

Lec 8: Competition II

49:22

Lec 17: Making Choices over Time

40:49

Lec 2: Preferences and Utility Function

44:56

Lec 10: Welfare Economics

45:18

Lec 14: Oligopoly II

44:49

Lec 26: Health Care Economics

46:26

Lec 6: Costs

51:15

Lec 15: Input Markets I—Labor Market

47:30

Lec 20: Uncertainty

49:13

Lec 21: Social Insurance

38:29

Lec 1: Introduction to Principles of Microeconomics and Supply & Demand

47:50

Lec 13: Oligopoly I

47:21

Lec 9: Supply and Demand & Consumer/Producer Surplus

46:54

Lec 24: Externalities

42:42

Session 2: Hypotheticals

28:26

Session 4: Do You Really See Yourself as a Facilitative Leader?

32:39

Session 1: Concepts and Theories of Facilitative Leadership in the Public Sector

40:01

Session 3: Microskills for Facilitative Leaders

03:00

Facilitative Leadership in the Public Sector (Trailer)

26:55

The Four Fundamental Subspaces and Least Squares

36:48

Elimination and Factorization A = CR

02:22

2026 OE Global Conference Save the Date Announcement

01:38

Twenty, twenty, 24 hours to give…I wanna be educated

01:29:42

Lecture 4: PCP via GKR and Interactive Arguments, Part 1

01:21:47

Lecture 3: Continuation of the GKR Protocol and Corollaries

01:33:40

Lecture 7: Soundness of the Fiat-Shamir Paradigm in the Standard Model, Part 1

01:44:35

Lecture 5: The Kilian-Micali Protocol, Part 1

01:21:37

Lecture 8: Succinct Non-Interactive Arguments for Batch NP (BARGs) from LWE, Part 1

01:53:23

Lecture 2: Doubly Efficient Interactive Proofs, Part 1

01:14:14

Lecture 8: Succinct Non-Interactive Arguments for Batch NP (BARGs) from LWE, Part 2

01:08:59

Lecture 6: Fiat-Shamir Paradigm and Zero-Knowledge Proofs, Part 2

01:14:16

Lecture 9: BARGs Implies SNARGs and Connection to Non-Signaling PCPs, Part 2

01:32:46

Lecture 6: Fiat-Shamir Paradigm and Zero-Knowledge Proofs, Part 1

01:10:48

Lecture 4: PCP via GKR and Interactive Arguments, Part 2

01:04:59

Lecture 7: Soundness of the Fiat-Shamir Paradigm in the Standard Model, Part 2

42:30

Lecture 2: Doubly Efficient Interactive Proofs, Part 2

56:41

Lecture 5: The Kilian-Micali Protocol, Part 2

01:27:28

Lecture 9: BARGs Implies SNARGs and Connection to Non-Signaling PCPs, Part 1

01:06:11

Lecture 1: Interactive Proofs and the Sum-Check Protocol, Part 2

01:31:16

Lecture 1: Interactive Proofs and the Sum-Check Protocol, Part 1

48:24

MIT Milestone Celebration | Keynote Address (480p), Nov 28, 2007