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Introduction
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About Shafi
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How Shafi got into computer science
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Carnegie Mellon
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Favorite Results
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Proof
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Poker
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Interactive proofs
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Shafis role
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Algorithm vs Proof
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Proof Algorithm
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Property Testing
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Research Philosophy
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Curiosity Driven Research
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Expectations vs Reality
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Zero Knowledge
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TCC
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Collaborations
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Berkeley vs MIT
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Turing Award
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How does it affect you
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Nobel Prize
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Prize Money
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Community
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Mentorship
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Future of computer science
Description:
Explore the first episode of a video interview series featuring Turing Laureates who conducted groundbreaking research on computing theory at Berkeley in the 1980s. Delve into a fascinating conversation with Shafi Goldwasser, covering her journey into computer science, favorite results, and contributions to interactive proofs and zero-knowledge protocols. Gain insights into her research philosophy, collaborations, and experiences at Berkeley and MIT. Learn about the impact of the Turing Award on her life and career, and hear her thoughts on mentorship and the future of computer science. Discover the rich history of theoretical computer science through the eyes of one of its most influential figures in this 57-minute video produced by the Simons Institute.

Berkeley in the 80s - Episode 1- Shafi Goldwasser

Simons Institute
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