I mean, I consider myself an effective "AI Integration Engineer" but I _have_ done an Andrew Ng ML Coursera course and also built a MLP in C++ from scratch. But

I mean, I consider myself an effective "AI Integration Engineer" but I _have_ done an Andrew Ng ML Coursera course and also built a MLP in C++ from scratch. But none of that really matters when it comes to applying something like GPT or Stable Diffusion to a particular application. You just send appropriate text to a model via an API call. I think "AI Integration Engineer" is a bit more of an accurate title because usually it's about integrating AI into existing products or domains. And "AI Engineer" by itself sounds a little bit like you might be claiming to be a PhD. But just a bit. I think it's fair enough to shorten it to AI Engineer though so we don't all have to type out "integration" over and over.