
Artificial intelligence is reshaping the foundation of marketing and analytics. It is no longer limited to automation or prediction tasks; AI now influences how data is generated, how consumers behave, how insights are modeled, and how decisions are made. Generative AI not only produces content at scale but also creates new forms of data, new consumer behaviors, and entirely new market dynamics. Consumers are increasingly turning to AI systems instead of traditional search engines. AI-generated media is inundating traditional production pipelines. Additionally, the feedback loop between machine and human behavior is speeding up, challenging fundamental assumptions about causality, insight creation, and the very role of marketing.
Join the The Marketing Science Institute (MSI), and the Advertising Research Foundation (ARF), for a two-day forum on February 11–12, 2026, at UCLA in Los Angeles, CA. Researchers, analytics leaders, and marketing executives will gather to explore the frontier of AI’s impact on marketing – where emerging tools, behaviors, and models are challenging traditional assumptions and shaping new possibilities.
Hear the latest work around five key threads driving this disruption:
Each session will conclude with an interactive discussion, including 10 minutes of dedicated Q&A, to ensure both academic and industry perspectives shape the conversation. We invite you to participate in this important dialogue on the future of marketing.
The full agenda will be announced soon.
The Luskin Center reservation portal is now open, and you can book your February stay.
The room rate is $299 and expires on January 9.