In Finland, prisoners contribute to the development of artificial intelligence (AI) by participating in data tagging and classification tasks as part of rehabilitation programs.
Adrian Rusu
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Over the past two years, several prisons in Finland have introduced artificial intelligence-related jobs for inmates, extending beyond traditional prison work. The aim is to equip prisoners with essential digital skills for the future, preparing them for life after release.
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