AI-found PHP flaws put up to 70% of websites at risk, triggering a global patch race
LouMM · x · 2026-10-23
TWiT's Intelligent Machines episode 893 centers on AI discovering critical PHP vulnerabilities that could put up to 70% of the world's websites at risk, kicking off a race to patch. Other highlights:
- First large-scale agentic cyberattack on OpenCode, plus 8 compromised TLS certs putting the internet on high alert
- Meta's Muse AI agent hits 10.9M downloads while ChatGPT slides 25%; open-weights Flux 3 Image Klein ships this week
- Anthropic quietly pitches its own AI safety bill to lawmakers; Musk and Anthropic outline dueling AI-philanthropy approaches; Anthropic's S-1 surfaces
- German court rules Google Earth's aerial home photos constitute "spying"
- A new AI tool predicts cancer survival from a single patient selfie; interview with the creator of AI-designed viruses
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