Flinn Artificial Intelligence Technology LLC (Flinn AI) filed two complaints in the U.S. District Court for the District of Delaware, accusing Anthropic PBC and OpenAI OpCo of infringing five patents held by co-inventors Steven Flinn and Naomi Moneypenny. According to Sina Finance, the complaints say the patent applications, filed in late 2015 and early 2016, sought to protect attention-based neural network technology that now underpins key functions of modern generative AI systems. The complaint against Anthropic focuses mainly on its Claude language models and alleges ongoing infringement as the company releases more advanced versions; it says Claude models and related products offer attention-based reasoning, retrieval, memory, agentic, and multimodal features that infringe the patents. The complaint against OpenAI makes similar allegations, saying the alleged infringement has expanded as its models have become more advanced. Flinn also founded ManyWorlds Inc., which Moneypenny later joined. Earlier this year, a similarly named company, Many Worlds 2T Innovations LLC, sued OpenAI and Spotify over separate content-recommendation patents held by Flinn and Moneypenny.

According to Jin10, holdings in the world's largest gold ETF, SPDR Gold Trust, fell by 0.38 tonnes from the previous day to 1,040.703 tonnes.

According to Jin10, New York Fed President John C. Williams, a permanent voting member of the FOMC, will speak in 10 minutes.

In Polymarket’s “Hornets vs. Suns” market, the “Yes” probability for Devin Booker to score over 19.5 points dropped to 38.5% from 66.5% an hour earlier, a decline of 28 percentage points. According to ChainCatcher, the figures were monitored by Catcher Predict.

Compass filed a series of antitrust lawsuits against multiple listing services across the country on Thursday, escalating a dispute over how consumers buy and sell homes, according to Bloomberg.

Maple Finance co-founder Joe Flanagan and Chief Operating Officer Ryan O’Shea are leaving the company after disagreements over its direction, as the firm’s SYRUP token fell more than 7% Thursday. According to Cointelegraph, Flanagan said Wednesday that he would leave after seven years at Maple, citing a growing divide with fellow co-founder and CEO Sidney Powell. Flanagan said their views on strategy, leadership and life had moved further apart, and that he believed Maple would be best served by one co-founder leading it. O’Shea said in a Thursday post on X that he would step down after nearly five years, explaining that he had reached a different view on the company’s direction. SYRUP was trading at $0.12 at 10:36 p.m. UTC Thursday, down 7.5% over 24 hours and 12% over the past week, with a market capitalization of about $145 million, according to CoinGecko. Maple and Powell did not respond to Cointelegraph’s requests for comment by publication. Maple said Wednesday that Flanagan was stepping down as chairman and leaving the company in an agreed and orderly transition, with his responsibilities moving to Powell and the existing leadership team. The company did not name a replacement chairman or explain how the departing executives’ duties would be handled. Flanagan said he would help with the transition through the end of 2026, while O’Shea said his departure would take effect Nov. 27 and that he would have no ongoing role afterward. The departures come as Maple seeks to expand beyond crypto-backed lending. In October, Powell said the company planned to reach more customers through fintech partnerships and lend against a broader range of assets, including payments owed on loans made by fintech firms and securities backed by assets such as mortgages. Maple’s protocol revenue rose 8% year over year in October, while its total value locked fell around 11% between the end of September and Nov. 11, according to Token Terminal. Third-quarter revenue reached $4.4 million, up 5% from a year earlier, and assets under management rose 18% year over year to $4.7 billion. The company repurchased about 1.37 million SYRUP tokens in September, twice as many as in August.

According to Jin10, Australia's S&P/ASX 200 opened down 41.10 points, or 0.45%, at 9,105.7 on Friday, November 13.

Applied Materials CEO Gary Dickerson told analysts on a conference call that AI industry growth depends on how quickly the semiconductor industry can scale up. According to Sina Finance, Applied Materials is working more closely with customers to assess demand and ensure it has enough capacity to meet it; its largest customer’s forecasts cover up to the next eight quarters. The company is also working more closely with suppliers to coordinate capacity.

According to Jin10, Microsoft said it is restoring some affected servers, which are currently stable.

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