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John Thornhill
It’s not only AI that hallucinates
...Handily, it even provided a citation for this fact. Unfortunately, the reference turned out to be an article posted last year highlighting the hallucinations generated by ChatGPT....
April 25, 2024
Robert Shrimsley
Tories need to learn to love London again
...Hall unconvincingly backs more high-density housing but also opposes tower blocks. And even Michael Gove’s rental reforms to improve conditions for tenants are being watered down by Tory MPs....
April 24, 2024
FT Live
Inside Politics: who will win the UK general election?
Exclusively for FT subscribers
Wednesday, 8 MayDigital Conference
FT Swamp Notes
Tyler Cowen: Why we will learn to love AI Premium content
...Others, such as my own profession, are more vulnerable. The “wordcels” — people who are good with words — will be hit the most....
April 19, 2024
Margaret Heffernan
Why more executive careers should start in a parish council
...My fellow councillors take their duties seriously, even though most work full time and many have children at home....
April 15, 2024
Letter
Letter: UK could learn from Australia’s China strategy
...Britain needs to develop a more coherent cross-government strategy to ensure we do not suffer from similar trade coercion tactics....
April 18, 2024
Letter
Letter: Deep sea mining could learn a bit from Opec
...This has grown out of the 1970s call by third world countries for a new international economic order, specifically to direct more resource rents to them — as had already been achieved by Opec....
April 8, 2024
FT Live
Building an AI-First Organisation
How can business leaders use AI to drive value?
Thursday, 25 AprilHôtel Lutetia, Paris, France
Stuart Kirk
What China can learn from the ashes of my boat
...In the top ten, not even Nestlé piles ’em high and sells ’em cheap. The exception country-wise is Japan — but only because its long obsession with quality even overwhelmed any focus on shareholders....
March 2, 2024
Inside BusinessPatrick Jenkins
What UK water can learn from global banking
...If necessary, this should allow equity investors to be wiped out, haircuts to be applied to debt investors and more sustainable structures to be relaunched....
April 15, 2024
FT MagazineJancis Robinson
Can a bordeaux loyalist learn to love Italian wine?
...More recently I heard of a young wine professional’s dismay at seeing Browett pour away, without even tasting it, his share of the £300 bottle of Italian wine the young man had brought to a lunch....
January 6, 2024
Janan Ganesh
What Joe Biden can learn from Keir Starmer
...Politicians themselves aspire to it, so that even their most cautious policies are framed as bold. When economic growth is strong, the time is said to be right for risk-taking....
February 13, 2024
Inside BusinessOlaf Storbeck
Germany still needs to learn from Wirecard on whistleblowers
...For decades, even employees who flagged criminally relevant behaviour by their employers to police could be fired legally....
January 25, 2024
Trade Secrets
The geopolitical EU learns to play the hypocritical game Premium content
...more tension over trade....
February 5, 2024
Mergers & Acquisitions
The inequity method of accounting
...One was the Save Mart grocery chain, comprised of 200 stores and more than $4bn in annual revenue....
April 11, 2024
Soumaya Keynes
How to squash government debt
...What could others learn from it? The obvious answer is: not much....
April 5, 2024
Gardens
Beauty and the balcony: horticulture is not just for house dwellers
...Making the most of outdoor space includes accepting that you will make mistakes but will learn from them. “That was my first lesson....
April 17, 2024
FT Live
Investing in Piauí – Brazil
Exploring business opportunities and delivering sustainable growth
Friday, 17 May22 Vanderbilt, Madison Avenue, New York, NY, USA
Fashion accessories
Sunglasses get the bejewelled treatment
...After fans said they “couldn’t quite pull them off because they’re a little bit too ‘creative’”, says Pietrus, he was spurred to launch a more affordable diffusion line last summer....
January 12, 2024
Data visualisation
FTAV’s big fat chart quiz of the year
🎄🎄Now with even more charts! 🎄🎄
December 22, 2023
Robert Shrimsley
Big-government Tories have left Labour an open goal
...A party that cannot even keep the state out of soccer is not likely to roll back the frontiers of Whitehall. The same is true of public spending....
March 20, 2024
House & Home
What can the digital world learn from it?
...Even more important, analog — the American version of the spelling looks somehow more compelling — was a word that seemed to best represent the future at the time, and the technology that would be transforming...
February 2, 2024
Miranda Green
Office politics is not optional: learn to play the game or you’ll be its victim
...Don’t disapprove of people you see engaged in self-promoting stratagems, learn from them....
January 21, 2024
Gillian Tett
China needs to learn lessons from 1990s Japan
...And once a deflationary mood takes hold, it becomes even harder to tackle bad loans (since they expand relative to nominal gross domestic product)....
February 1, 2024
Alexander Gabuev
Nato has no choice but to strengthen its bulwarks against Putin
...There is no guarantee that the next Russian leader will have a more co-operative foreign policy outlook, but at least he might not share all of Putin’s dark obsessions....
February 18, 2024
John Thornhill
Europe should worry less and learn to love AI
...Europe needs to learn to love AI and invent an alternative future of its own. john.thornhill@ft.com...
December 14, 2023
Philip Stephens
What unionists could learn from Ireland’s nationalists
...The DUP has a point, even if it is one the party might have thought more carefully about before campaigning in favour of Brexit....
December 26, 2023
Markets InsightMohamed El-Erian
The Fed should resist market bullying
...The more the Fed gives in to investor expectations for sizeable and early rate cuts in 2024 — including getting closer to the six cuts priced in for next year — the more the markets will press for an even...
December 18, 2023

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