The FBI has admitted it’s buying Americans' location data.

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MIT Technology Review's daily newsletter covers a $5 million quantum computing competition aimed at solving real healthcare problems, the challenges of recycling nuclear waste, the FBI's admission of purchasing Americans' location data, a federal AI bill introduction, Google pitching AI to the Pentagon, a rogue Meta AI agent leaking sensitive data, the EU backing a ban on nonconsensual deepfakes, and quantum cryptography pioneers winning the Turing Award.

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Why the world doesn't recycle more nuclear waste