"So much alpha": letting agents write fuzzers to surface trivial, unfixed crashes
zack_overflow · x · 2026-10-22
Developer zackoverflow says there's huge alpha right now in getting AI agents to write fuzzers and fix the resulting bugs/crashes: roughly 90% of software is never fuzzed, leaving trivial, low-hanging fruit crashes that agent-generated fuzzers can readily find — an underrated high-value agent workflow.
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