The Roman numerals on most clocks are centripetal, that is, they are not horizontal but point toward the center. The 6 at the bottom of the face isn’t VI but IΛ. Cool, huh? Curious about ...

Why do some analog clocks with Roman numerals have '4' as 'IV,' while others ... the numerals are cut from metal and affixed to the face, using IIII means you'll need twenty I's, four V's, and ...

Mistakes were more common when clocks had Roman numerals or [stylized] clock hands." When testing out how well the MLLMs handled calendars — specifically, ten years of the large annual kind ...

A new study has found that overall, AI systems read clock faces correctly less than a ... of clocks appeared in the images: some with Roman numerals, those with and without seconds hands ...