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These are the daily tech headlines for Wednesday, November 26, 2025. I'm Sarah Lane. Nvidia says it is not concerned about growing competition following a report that Meta may partner with Google for chips in its data centers. Nvidia says its GPUs remain a generation ahead, arguing they offer more flexibility and performance than Asics. Like Google's TPUs, Nvidia still controls more than 90% of the AI chip market, but Google's TPUs have gotten more attention following the Gemini 3 launch. Nvidia does note Gemini runs on its hardware. China has barred ByteDance from using Nvidia AI chips in new data centers, despite ByteDance purchasing more of these chips than any other Chinese company in 2025, China is pushing to reduce reliance on US tech and promote domestic AI chip production. ByteDance had previously planned a $7 billion investment in Nvidia chips for AI initiatives like its Dubao Chatbot. New research From Counterpoint shows iPhone 17 demand is putting Apple on track to replace Samsung as the world's top smartphone maker for the first time since 2011. Apple is projected to reach a 19.4% market share and could hold the lead through 2029, helped by that rumored foldable iPhone and the budget 17e. Samsung still had the lead last quarter with 19%, followed by Apple at 18. OpenAI has pushed back on a lawsuit from the family of a teenager who died by suicide back in April, saying that the company is not liable because ChatGPT was misused. In a new court filing, OpenAI argued that the teen bypassed C safety rules, violated age restrictions, ignored a crisis resource prompts and had a history of ideation before using the chatbot. The family suit accuses ChatGPT4O of reinforcing harmful thoughts and helping plan death. OpenAI says the model was properly tested, cited its liability limits and argued that Section 230 shields it from the claims, also pointing to additional safeguards launched after the incident. The European Commission is pressing Shein after a French consumer watchdog found that the platform is selling illegal items that included childlike adult items and Category A weapons. The EC says Sheehan, may pose a broader systemic risk under the Digital Services act, which applies heightened scrutiny to very large online platforms. France has already opened a criminal investigation and is seeking a three month suspension. This is the commission's third request for information this year, and officials say further action is possible as they continue monitoring Shein's compliance. EU member states agreed on a softer version of proposed online child protection rules that would not require big tech platforms to detect or remove child sexual abuse material, or csam. Earlier proposals from Parliament pushed for mandatory scanning and reporting. The new position asks platforms to assess and mitigate risks, but leaves enforcement and penalties to individual countries. Companies can continue voluntary scanning after existing exemptions expire and the law would create an EU center on child sexual abuse. Lawmakers now need to decide on the final text of the rules. Uber and We Ride have launched fully driverless Robo taxis on Yass island in Abu Dhabi. The service serves UberX and Uber comfort rides and uses WeRide's GXR vans with more than 20 sensors and room for five passengers. Uber manages fleet operations. WeRide handles testing and sensor calibration. The companies say they plan to expand the Service and enter 15 more cities, including locations in Europe over the next five years. And finally, today tis the season. But Bloomberg reports that food bloggers aren't happy about AI generated recipes and images overtaking search results and social feeds, causing real creators to lose traffic and revenue, they argue. Google's AI overviews, Pinterest recommendations, Facebook content farms all offer impossible recipes that resemble human created content, misleading home cooks and reducing clicks to original sites. Some bloggers also say they've seen their work copied, altered by AI, and then reposted elsewhere. Happy Thanksgiving. For more analysis of the tech news of the day, subscribe to DailyTreeNewsHow.com you can find show notes and links to all these headlines there as well. I am Sarah Lane. Thank you for listening. Have a great turkey day for those who celebrate and we'll talk to you next time.