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A Management Advantage 70,000 Years in the Making: Why the Female Brain is the Perfect Product-Market Fit
Brain Connectom - Verma et al., PNAS (Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences On International Women’s Day 2026, as Artificial Intelligence stands at every technical decision-making junction, it is vital to understand that the future of product management and technology doesn't lie solely in algorithms. It lies in a human advantage built over tens of thousands of years - one that is more relevant today than ever before. When we talk about "Market Fit," we must first u
Martin Sabag
4 days ago3 min read


Don’t Be AI’s "God" – Be Its "Parent"
As an atheist, the story of the creation of man in Genesis serves as a philosophical warning sign. In a recent episode of the podcast Miflagat HaMachshavot (The Thought Party), Micah Goodman shares a chilling insight: Man is the only creation that "God" does not control, simply because He created him "in His own image." But this is where I stop and ask – what if the problem isn’t with the creation, but with the creator’s approach? This is no longer theoretical – it’s happeni
Martin Sabag
7 days ago2 min read


Burnout isn’t a willpower problem - it’s a resource management problem.
Do you know that feeling of going "full throttle in neutral"? You’re investing everything you’ve got - at work, at home, in life - but the return (the ROI) is nowhere to be found. This is exactly what happens to startups right before they collapse: they burn through resources ( Burn Rate ) faster than the value they manage to create. Here is what your burnout is trying to tell you: You invested in "Features" but forgot the Infrastructure: Sometimes we burn energy to learn ne
Martin Sabag
Mar 32 min read


Why AI Will Never Be Copernicus (And What It Means for Your Workforce)?
Copernicus As a researcher exploring the intersection of technology and humanity, I closely monitor the stress tests of the most advanced AI models. Recently, data from benchmarks like FrontierMath was released, where AI is tasked with solving entirely new mathematical problems - those never published online, with no "textbook solution" to reference. The result? While the machine is brilliant at solving existing problems, its success rate on truly novel challenges plummets t
Martin Sabag
Feb 132 min read


You’re in a Marketplace, and You Aren’t the Only Product on the Shelf!
I recently read a post by Eliav Alaluf about personal branding , and he hit on a critical point: Managers aren’t robots; they’re human beings looking for peace of mind. But from the perspective of YourMarket.Fit, I want to take this a step further. Ultimately, you are managing the most important product of your career: Yourself. The problem is that most talented people in tech - developers, QA engineers, product managers - treat their careers like a "basement startup." They b
Martin Sabag
Jan 313 min read


AI Discovers "Ipcha Mistabra" (Devil's Advocate): Why Machines Started Arguing with Themselves
Google recently published (January 2026) a fascinating study examining how the world’s most powerful AI models (such as DeepSeek R1 or QwQ) solve complex problems. The conclusion? They don't just "think" - they maintain a "Society of Thought." Researchers found that within the model’s "brain," a fierce internal debate takes place. The AI simulates "agents" with different personalities: one cautious, one creative, and one skeptical. They question each other, challenge underlyi
Martin Sabag
Jan 302 min read
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