Why is this funny? And why AI doesn’t know — yet
The longtime New Yorker cartoon ed who turned to writing papers about AI humour
Why is this funny? And why AI doesn’t know — yet
The longtime New Yorker cartoon ed who turned to writing papers about AI humour
Daniel Ek, the Spotify founder who wants to stay in control
After revolutionising the music industry, the streaming mogul is stepping back but not giving up
The war against the quite good
The bidding war for geniuses will antagonise those just below
Simon Schama: What America’s Founders can teach Trump about liberty
The US president’s threats to free speech are nothing new — and we can draw inspiration from history to defend it now
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Saturday 4th October
Daniel Ek, the Spotify founder who wants to stay in control
After revolutionising the music industry, the streaming mogul is stepping back but not giving up
The war against the quite good
The bidding war for geniuses will antagonise those just below
Simon Schama: What America’s Founders can teach Trump about liberty
The US president’s threats to free speech are nothing new — and we can draw inspiration from history to defend it now
The agony and ecstasy of restoring a Fra Angelico masterpiece
How a 15th-century altarpiece by the early Renaissance friar was painstakingly restored for a major exhibition this year
OnlyFans chief Keily Blair: ‘People can be quite uncomfortable talking about sex’
The boss of one of Britain’s biggest tech start-ups on the ethics of porn, the future of the content creator economy — and why the platform banned Bonnie Blue
1929 by Andrew Ross Sorkin — the hubris behind the Wall St crash
The ‘Too Big to Fail’ author returns with an eye-opening account of the banking titans and practices that led to financial disaster
When did celebrities lose their mystery?
The publicity circus around new film and TV releases leaves me hungry for old-fashioned opacity
Editor's picks
Saturday 4th October
Why is this funny? And why AI doesn’t know — yet
The longtime New Yorker cartoon ed who turned to writing papers about AI humour
Daniel Ek, the Spotify founder who wants to stay in control
After revolutionising the music industry, the streaming mogul is stepping back but not giving up
The war against the quite good
The bidding war for geniuses will antagonise those just below
Simon Schama: What America’s Founders can teach Trump about liberty
The US president’s threats to free speech are nothing new — and we can draw inspiration from history to defend it now
The agony and ecstasy of restoring a Fra Angelico masterpiece
How a 15th-century altarpiece by the early Renaissance friar was painstakingly restored for a major exhibition this year
OnlyFans chief Keily Blair: ‘People can be quite uncomfortable talking about sex’
The boss of one of Britain’s biggest tech start-ups on the ethics of porn, the future of the content creator economy — and why the platform banned Bonnie Blue
1929 by Andrew Ross Sorkin — the hubris behind the Wall St crash
The ‘Too Big to Fail’ author returns with an eye-opening account of the banking titans and practices that led to financial disaster
When did celebrities lose their mystery?
The publicity circus around new film and TV releases leaves me hungry for old-fashioned opacity
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Saturday 4th October
01
Why is this funny? And why AI doesn’t know — yet
The longtime New Yorker cartoon ed who turned to writing papers about AI humour
02
Daniel Ek, the Spotify founder who wants to stay in control
After revolutionising the music industry, the streaming mogul is stepping back but not giving up
03
The war against the quite good
The bidding war for geniuses will antagonise those just below
04
Simon Schama: What America’s Founders can teach Trump about liberty
The US president’s threats to free speech are nothing new — and we can draw inspiration from history to defend it now
05
The agony and ecstasy of restoring a Fra Angelico masterpiece
How a 15th-century altarpiece by the early Renaissance friar was painstakingly restored for a major exhibition this year
06
OnlyFans chief Keily Blair: ‘People can be quite uncomfortable talking about sex’
The boss of one of Britain’s biggest tech start-ups on the ethics of porn, the future of the content creator economy — and why the platform banned Bonnie Blue
07
1929 by Andrew Ross Sorkin — the hubris behind the Wall St crash
The ‘Too Big to Fail’ author returns with an eye-opening account of the banking titans and practices that led to financial disaster
08
When did celebrities lose their mystery?
The publicity circus around new film and TV releases leaves me hungry for old-fashioned opacity
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Saturday 4th October
01
Why is this funny? And why AI doesn’t know — yet
The longtime New Yorker cartoon ed who turned to writing papers about AI humour
02
Daniel Ek, the Spotify founder who wants to stay in control
After revolutionising the music industry, the streaming mogul is stepping back but not giving up
03
The war against the quite good
The bidding war for geniuses will antagonise those just below
04
Simon Schama: What America’s Founders can teach Trump about liberty
The US president’s threats to free speech are nothing new — and we can draw inspiration from history to defend it now
05
The agony and ecstasy of restoring a Fra Angelico masterpiece
How a 15th-century altarpiece by the early Renaissance friar was painstakingly restored for a major exhibition this year
06
OnlyFans chief Keily Blair: ‘People can be quite uncomfortable talking about sex’
The boss of one of Britain’s biggest tech start-ups on the ethics of porn, the future of the content creator economy — and why the platform banned Bonnie Blue
07
1929 by Andrew Ross Sorkin — the hubris behind the Wall St crash
The ‘Too Big to Fail’ author returns with an eye-opening account of the banking titans and practices that led to financial disaster
08
When did celebrities lose their mystery?
The publicity circus around new film and TV releases leaves me hungry for old-fashioned opacity
- A daily slice of the FT handpicked by FT editors
- Daily crosswords to test your puzzle-solving skills
- Join the conversation with article commenting
- Listen to FT podcasts across business, culture, politics and more
- Use the MyFT hub to follow topics you’re interested in
