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British Transport Police scanned over 500,000 faces at London railway stations during a six-month live facial recognition trial costing more than 320,000 pounds. The technology produced one alert, a false positive, and no arrests. BTP extended the pilot through November and expanded it to selected Underground stations, where three confirmed alerts have since occurred.
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