Talk of AI is everywhere. It’s boosting workplace productivity, and organizations are encouraging its adoption—but where should we resist it?
While technology offers new ways to accomplish our work, it also introduces new challenges and limitations. Not all technological advances are accepted by consumers and may result in substantial shifts in consumer behavior. As the primary advocates and defenders of the customer experience, marketers need to tread carefully to avoid damaging brand perceptions and customer satisfaction.
In this session, we’ll explore where human interaction matters most and where marketers should think twice before applying AI.
Thursday, March 19, 2026
9am or 5pm EDT (Eastern Time)
1 hour
Online
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Matthew Fisher teaches marketing, management, and operations courses at Hult. He’s also an adjunct professor at San Francisco State University and Saint Mary’s College. He has ten years of experience in financial services and real estate as well as an MA in philosophy, an MBA from SFSU, and a MIB (international business) from the Université Nice Sophia Antipolis.
His extensive entrepreneurial experience has also allowed him to teach in the areas of economics, entrepreneurship, operations, and philosophy.
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