OpenSSF: AI Finds Vulnerabilities Faster Than We Can Fix Them
rvp · x · 2026-09-26
OpenSSF chief security architect Christopher Robinson argues in Dark Reading that AI is discovering open source vulnerabilities far faster than the community can repair them. Discovery that once took researchers weeks now happens at machine speed, while repair capacity, triage workflows, and tightening regulations lag behind, creating a widening "vulnerability gap" that demands an all-hands-on-deck response.
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