Google Patched More Chrome Bugs in June Than Last Two Years Combined Thanks to AI
luisdans · x · 2026-07-31
With help from its internal AI tools, Google announced it has patched 1,072 security flaws in the last two Chrome versions released in June.
This figure surpasses the total 1,036 fixes from the previous 23 versions released over the past two years. A chart from Google's recent white paper illustrates the exponential increase in bug discovery and patching efficiency driven by AI, confirming previous predictions that AI would massively scale up cybersecurity efforts.
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