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Artificial intelligence-powered cameras on Dallas sanitation trucks may hit the streets next year. The City Council approved more than $850,000 to install cameras on the trucks in partnership with the Code Compliance Department. In other news, while federal workers across the country have been furloughed or required to work without pay as a government shutdown approaches its third week, members of Congress are entitled to continue collecting their salaries. But are Texas lawmakers accepting or allowing their pay to be withheld? is Dak Prescott’s Cowboys career destined to go the same wasted way as Tony Romo’s? And in today's 'Ask Curious Texas' “what’s the story of the house with dinosaurs outside and in the yard? Did the homeowners need to go through any kind of city approval to be able to place those outside?”
Here's the link to Ask Curious Texas.
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