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Anthropic’s CEO recently penned an essay predicting that “powerful AI” could be developed as early as 2026. The almost 15,000-word essay by Dario Amodei paints a rather rosy picture of a world transformed by artificial intelligence. In it, he sees a future where AI accelerates human progress at a substantial rate.

WBitcoin (BTC) flew above $64,000 on Monday amid disappointment in Asian markets. Bitcoin is trading at over $64,750 at time of writing after returning hopes for a stimulus program in China, which has led to a lack of optimism in Asian markets. Bitcoin’s price increased by over 3% over the last 24 hours with a 24-hour trading volume of nearly $28 billion. Bitcoin liquidation data by CoinGlass shows that over the last 24 hours over $118 million worth of short positions have been liquidated.

Apple’s focus in the last 12 months has been on its Vision Pro headset, but the iPhone maker is now reported to be creating smart glasses that rival Meta. This comes after Meta unveiled a prototype for what they dub to be “the most advanced pair of AR glasses ever made,” naming it ‘Orion.’ The product looks similar to actual glasses, unlike Apple’s Vision Pro headset which is much bulkier in appearance and covers the user’s eyes completely.

Meta has been slammed by social media users after it posted AI-generated images of the Northern Lights, which has been seen across parts of the world in the past week. The tech giant behind Facebook and Instagram shared the idea of creating your images, along with three AI-generated pictures of the Aurora Borealis, on Threads. The AI-generated images showcased the Northern Lights over iconic locations such as the Golden Gate Bridge, a city skyline, and a Ferris wheel, among others.

Pokemon developer Game Freak has been hit by a large-scale hack that is currently seeing thousands of its assets dumped on the internet, including personal details of former and current employees as well as contractors that have worked on the company’s many Pokemon games for Nintendo. The hack appears to have taken place in August of this year but only now is data being released online, perhaps suggesting that a time period to negotiate with the hackers has run out. Over 2,000 items of personnel information have been breached, as well as information, sprites, concept art, and character sheets are being compiled by internet users now and being reposted online. The leak also includes meeting notes and information on a live-action Pokemon TV series. Game Freak posted a statement (in Japanese) confirming that the company’s security had been breached saying there had been “unauthorized access by a third party,” It goes on to confirm that names, addresses, emails, and phone numbers of employees past and present are included in the leak. “Those who can not be contacted individually due to retirement or other reasons will be notified in this announcement, and a contact person will be set up to respond to inquiries regarding this matter.

OpenAI has released a new open-source framework called “Swarm” on GitHub, which is designed to help developers build interconnected AI networks that can communicate, collaborate, and handle complex tasks. The unexpected release has sparked discussions about whether it has the potential to assist with enterprise automation. Earlier this year, ReadWrite reported that OpenAI had faced criticism from the likes of Elon Musk for making ChatGPT a ‘for-profit’ product.