AI finds exploits faster than humans patch; ex-Oculus founder says agents must own the first hour
alvelda · x · 2026-11-03
Anthony Alvelda argues that AI is now finding security holes faster than humans ship patches, commenting on @levelsio taking his PHP sites offline over vulnerabilities.
His take: this won't stay a PHP story — AI-driven exploits will hit every language, framework and server. "Patching when back at the office" is too slow; get agents to own the first hour of incident response.
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