Panel Discussion Sponsored by Loyal
Facing the future of Generative AI looks both promising and downright apocalyptic. Will these technologies take our jobs? Spew misinformation that further maims public health? Ruin our rankings? Threaten all the great work we’ve spent years building? Or maybe, they will help us do our jobs faster, eliminate mundane and rote tasks, create efficiencies and bring down costs.
Join four marketing experts who have waded into the wilderness of Generative AI for a lively panel discussion. Topics covered will include issues of privacy, accuracy, plagiarism, how we all really feel about robots creating content, coding and images, and how to handle immersive, generative search experiences. Leave this panel discussion with what you need to know about today’s Generative AI landscape and insights on how to incorporate it successfully into your future. Bring your questions and hold onto your hat — it’s going to be a fun ride!
Presented by:
Jen Jenkins
Associate Director Digital Experience
University of Utah Health
Alan Shoebridge
Associate Vice President, National Communication
Providence
Patty Riskind
CEO
Orbita
Ahava Leibtag
President
Aha Media
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