Why Ghana’s Ananse tales have a story for us all about AI and creativity

The ways whole peoples argue, bargain, joke and tell stories will ultimately prove more powerful than the technology — if we interpret the African spider fables correctly

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2026-10-29 05:00 · Financial Times AI
Why Ghana’s Ananse tales have a story for us all about AI and creativity

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