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Why I'm Bringing Robots to Prison

Talkat Open Source & Feelings 2016 · 2016-07-22..07-23
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Claims that US incarceration totals 2.3 million people and about 1 in 2 released returns to prison, with ~650,000 released annually and ~$34,000 per person per year cost. Uses low‑tech workshops and robots teaching programming inside prisons, students build concrete projects like a first‑person 3D shooter and a file‑sharing app and robots programmed to follow lines and avoid obstacles. Program expands to bootcamps and reentry support, arguing vocational tech skills and industry mentorship cut recidivism and showing participants succeeding at real code.

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  1. 0:00Introduction
  2. 1:34Who am I
  3. 2:30What is prison
  4. 3:40World prison statistics
  5. 4:47Re recidivism
  6. 5:53Prison is awful
  7. 7:40The good stuff
  8. 8:13Limited education
  9. 8:47Stigma
  10. 9:36Robot Industry
  11. 10:21Unloop
  12. 10:36Why Im bringing robots to prison
  13. 15:28On the front end
  14. 16:08Community support
  15. 17:08Get involved
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