TechNadu deep dive: how AI agents establish whether a vulnerability is exploitable
TechNadu · x · 2026-09-24
TechNadu's AI vulnerability detection interview (same content as the earlier tweet) covers: how AI agents move from flagging suspicious code to proving exploitability via attack-path validation, the real-world quality of AI-generated fixes, and how defenders should prepare for autonomous attacks. CEO Aditi Bhatnagar's core point holds: agents establish what's possible, humans decide what matters.
Related event: AI Agents Can Verify Exploitability, But Human Judgment Still Irreplaceable(2 posts)→
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