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MCR’s Tyler Morse Wants to Ban AI Bots From Booking His Hotels

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MCR Hotels CEO and Chairman Tyler Morse dislikes AI personal assistants because they "make more rational decisions." He prefers human customers, who can more easily be persuaded to make impulse purchases.

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MCR’s Tyler Morse Wants to Ban AI Bots From Booking His Hotels
Sean O'Neill · 11/11/2026, 9:46:26 PM
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