After auditing his own C code with AI, dev no longer trusts unaudited C/C++
burny_tech · x · 2026-10-28
A developer reports that after spending an hour running his own C programs through the AI auditing tool daybreak, he no longer trusts any human-written C or C++ that hasn't been audited by AI. The reaction echoes concurrent findings that Claude autonomously uncovered real zero-click kernel RCEs and full Chrome exploit chains, showing AI's bug-hunting power in memory-unsafe languages has reached a tipping point.
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