Security researcher: don't slow AI down, make it write secure code one-shot
WeldPond · x · 2026-09-15
Security researcher WeldPond argues that instead of slowing down AI, efforts should go into making models write secure code one-shot without extra intent, and into models that excel at patching vulnerable code when given a bug location. The industry needs better defensive moves, not better exploitation.
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