Episode 24 | Meta’s Disturbing AI Rules, Workday's CRM Breach, and Gating Assets We Don't Own

Episode 24 of Notorious B2B is loaded. Tim and Tas start with Meta’s leaked internal AI rules, which is crazy. Another week, another breach this time Workday’s CRM information, where hackers used phishing calls to sneak into Salesforce-powered databases holding customer data.   The docket also hits Mailchimp’s CEO transition, Clark Barron’s teardown of Clay’s $3.1B valuation and its “GTM engineering” hype, and Chris Walker’s surprise return with a new “frequency era” pivot. Plus: a remote hire caught secretly working six full-time jobs, the wildest case of comment-gating yet (plugging a book the poster didn’t even write), and Cisco + Oracle layoffs blamed on AI budgets.   What’s inside:  • Meta’s leaked AI guidelines cross disturbing lines  • Workday CRM breach tied to Salesforce-targeted scams  • Mailchimp founder Ben Chestnut steps down as CEO  • Clark Barron vs. Clay’s $3.1B “GTM engineering” hype  • Chris Walker is BACKKKK  • Remote worker juggles six full-time jobs (badly)  • Comment-gating scam: promoting a book he didn’t write  • Cisco and Oracle layoffs disguised as “AI rebalancing”   Timesheet: 0:00 — Cold open & show setup 5:06 — Meta’s leaked AI guidelines 13:21 — Workday's CRM was hacked 21:01 — Ben Chestnut steps down as Mailchimp CEO 23:52 — Clark Barron vs. Clay’s $3.1B “GTM engineering” hype 33:02 — Chris Walker is back 38:41 — Remote worker with six full-time jobs 46:41 — Comment-gating officially gone too far 52:46 — Cisco & Oracle layoffs — “AI rebalancing” spin 56:15 — Listener shout-outs + Wrap   -------------------------  Connect with the hosts:  Tim Davidson – linkedin.com/in/tadavidson41  Tas Bober – linkedin.com/in/tasbober  Subscribe for more no-BS breakdowns of the internet's wildest B2B moments.