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(Siemens: Plano, TX) — Siemens Digital Industries Software’s SynthAI service is delivering the power of machine learning and artificial …

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Fortress UAV would be hosting Drone Day event at Plano, Texas on June 1, 2018. During the event, CyPhy Works will launch its tethered PARC drone over the area and Fortress UAV will broadcast live video of the event. Representatives from DJI, Yuneec and Stampede Global would also show their latest technology and development. The event will also cover the live flight demonstrations. "We are very excited to host our first Drone Day event at Fortress UAV.

If this job is available in multiple locations, by applying to this position you may be considered for the additional locations in your area DUTIES: Design and implement statistical data quality procedures around new data sources; design and implement processes and layouts for complex, large-scale data sets used for modeling, data mining and research purposes; perform data analysis, statistical modeling and data mining in finance, engineering and science domains; build next generation risk and response models using large scale datasets and data sources; perform credit risk and fraud modeling, campaign segmentation, risk-based pricing, direct marketing strategy, underwriting and collection strategies, model implementation and monitoring; utilize R, Python, Statistics, Machine Learning, Data Mining, clustering, and Regression; perform analysis, concept implementation and create detailed methodology descriptions for data research activities; monitor industry trends in the data science domain and apply them to create innovative solutions; utilize machine learning techniques to build learning models that allow the organization to predict outcomes with business implications; utilize data mining techniques to reveal patterns in the data that have implications on the business decisions. Qualifications REQUIREMENTS: Requires a Master's or foreign equivalent degree in Statistics or Computer Science and three years of experience in the job offered or three years of experience in designing and implementing processes and layouts for complex, large-scale data sets used for modeling, data mining and research purposes; performing data analysis, statistical modeling and data mining in finance, engineering and science domains; building next generation risk and response models using large scale datasets and data sources; performing credit risk and fraud modeling, campaign segmentation, risk-based pricing, direct marketing strategy, underwriting and collection strategies, model implementation and monitoring; utilizing R, Python, Statistics, Machine Learning, Data Mining, clustering, and Regression. AT&T is an Affirmative Action/Equal Opportunity Employer, and we are committed to hiring a diverse and talented workforce.

Then consider this month's winners of the 2016 Siemens Competition, which honors math, science and technology projects from high school students around the country. These are some smart kids with plans to revolutionize fields such as medicine. Identical twin sisters from Texas won the $100,000 prize in the team event with their project that delivers an earlier diagnosis for schizophrenia. The $100,000 scholarship winner of the individual competition is from Oregon and he developed a biodegradable battery to power medical devices that you swallow. The sisters, Adhya and Shriya Beesam, are juniors (yes, juniors) at Plano East Senior High School in Plano, Texas, north of Dallas.

At the most recent SXSW, Hanson Robotics, based in Plano, TX, debuted its latest personal robot – Sophia. With lifelike skin that is made from patented silicon, Sophia can emulate more than 62 facial expressions. Cameras inside her "eyes," sophisticated computer algorithms, and a combination of voice recognition technology and other tools enable Sophia to "see" and "think." Sophia is just the latest example of major advances in the development of machines striving to attain human "characteristics," "intelligence," and "awareness". Arguably, the notion of Artificial Intelligence (AI) or Cognitive Computing has been around since Frankenstein was published in 1818.

Toyota (TM - Get Report) announced Monday a collaboration with Microsoft (MSFT - Get Report) in which the automaker would use Microsoft's Azure cloud-based technology to initiate a "data science hub" for Toyota's global operations in Plano, Texas. Toyota said the business unit, called Toyota Connected and headed by Zack Hicks, the Japanese automaker's chief information officer for North America, "will support a broad range of consumer-, business- and government- facing initiatives." Toyota Connected also will coordinate with the automaker's 1 billion artificial intelligence initiative, announced in early November and headed by Gil Pratt, to work on driverless car and related technologies. In the past year, Toyota's American depositary receipts have fallen about 28% compared to a Dow Jones Industrial Average that's about flat. The latest move in digital technology by a global auto giant is another attempt to adapt rapidly to a shifting strategic landscape and a potential upset of the industry's business model.