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A five-month facial recognition trial ended on Saturday with 122 arrests and nine incorrect alerts. Police put the error rate at 0.00065 per cent.
The Time Act, 2026 came into force on 30 October and puts the whole province on Central Standard Time all year. Lloydminster did not turn its clocks back this weekend.
The exchange resumed trading on Sunday after a hack that affected $6.3bn of digital assets. It reported withdrawals of $4.649bn against deposits of $1.01bn.
A modelling study in The Lancet Planetary Health puts global metabolic carbon dioxide at 2.05 billion metric tons in 2015, up 74 per cent since 1985. Population growth explains most of the rise.
A spiral molecule held between two gold tips turns when a current passes through it. Simulations suggest its conductance rises by up to a hundredfold while it rotates.
Andy Jassy told investors AWS is on track for $184bn of annual revenue and should pass a trillion within a decade. Retail and operations grew six per cent.
A ten billion yen investment at Odawara will raise LTO tape capacity fivefold against last year. Fujifilm says cloud operators want storage that can be unplugged.
Kai Havertz's 16th-minute goal gave Arsenal a 1-0 win and the top of the Premier League. Virgil van Dijk thought a first-half shirt pull was a clear penalty.
A study in Geophysical Research Letters puts warming over the past decade at about 0.35C a decade, against just under 0.2C from 1970 to 2015. The authors give the acceleration a statistical certainty above 98 per cent.
The Wikimedia Foundation has filed an amicus brief in the combined OpenAI copyright litigation. It would allow model training without a licence and require attribution for retrieval.