66% of billion-dollar companies leave critical bugs unpatched, deflating AI bug-hunting hype
rseroter · x · 2026-10-16
The New Stack reports that 66% of billion-dollar companies leave critical bugs unpatched — the side of the AI bug-hunting hype that gets left out. Finding vulnerabilities is scaling faster than fixing and maintaining them. Poster rseroter argues apps can't truly change until ops changes: "Let's build more software we'll struggle to maintain. Should be fine."
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