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I want to create a "bot" similar to fireflies.ai with personal calendar integration. I want to be able to add this bot/account to a meeting and for a recording to take place.

How would you go about this project?

I've come across a plethora of titles across industries, including:

- AI researcher

- AI engineer

- Data scientist

- Machine learning engineer

There are slight and subtle differences in the implied roles but I've also seen these roles used interchangeably.

Is there a "best" role title that is most sought after? And what does the role progression look like? For example, for MLE I would assume:

- Jr Machine Learning Engineer

- Machine Learning Engineer

- Sr Machine Learning Engineer

- Team Lead - Machine Learning

I want to make the move from in-house machine learning work to working as a consultant. I have a good grasp of how much I should charge, but I'm at a loss for how to find clients. My expertise is in medical computer vision but I have experience working with many other data types. Should I limit myself to one small niche?

What is a good way to start finding clients? I have attempted to make a list of potential companies from LinkedIn, but it also occurs to me that companies I find through LinkedIn are more likely to already have a sizeable ML/AI team. That in turn means it is less likely they have a need to contract some of their ML work.

I am launching a CV review website: https://getmeacv.expert/

Currently this is human review only. I am looking to add some automated and machine learning features to the CV review. The current feature list is: - Keyboard profiling - Automated ranking (amongst similar industry CVs) - Generate a short text summary

What are other (automated) ways that my business could add value?