SaaStr Hires Human Marketer... For Its AI VP (Ep. 65)

Jason Lemkin’s SaaStr is making headlines this week, and we’re ripping into the implications. The world’s biggest SaaS conference is hiring a \*human* marketer to report to its AI agent “10K,” which already drives 80% of their marketing and manages eight figures in revenue.  Wait, there's more… We’re talking about LinkedIn DMs turning into true love, the ethics of telling candidates why they were rejected, and Chris Walker's take on honest Series A announcements. If you've got a take, drop it in the comments or send this to someone who needs it. Timestamps: 0:00 - Trailer: SaaStr Is Hiring a Human Marketer to Report to Its AI VP of Marketing 0:00 - LinkedIn Added Native GIFs in Comments 0:00 - Katie Kirsch Met the Love of Her Life Through a Cold LinkedIn DM 0:00 - Secret CFO Responds to His Wife's Texts in the Style of Claude 0:00 - Bridget Poetker Posts "There's 50g of Protein in Listening to Women" 0:00 - SaaStr Is Hiring a Human Marketer to Report to Its AI VP of Marketing 0:00 - A Guy Stopped Commenting on LinkedIn for a Week and Made $8,295 0:00 - The LinkedIn Top Voice Process Is More Accessible Than Anyone Thinks 0:00 - Limestone Digital Told a Candidate Exactly Why They Got Rejected and the Internet Was Shocked 0:00 - Adam Singer Posts "Incredible Things Are Happening With AI" With a Screenshot 0:00 - Chris Walker Writes What a Series A Announcement Would Sound Like if Founders Told the Truth 0:00 - A Podcast Scam Researched Colin Fitzpatrick for Weeks Before Trying to Get Him to Install Malware 0:00 - AI Updates: Anthropic releases new model then backtracks, Open AI considers cutting prices further to keep up with competition, Siri gets an overhaul  Connect with the hosts: Tim Davidson – https://www.linkedin.com/in/tadavidson41 Tas Bober – https://www.linkedin.com/in/tasbober Sponsors: Special thanks to the brands supporting Notorious B2B. Vector: The B2B ad platform built around real buyer intent. Learn more at https://www.vector.co/ Subscribe for more no-BS breakdowns of the internet's wildest B2B moments.