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AI tools discover significant number of real-world security vulnerabilities

In April, FreeBSD released eight security advisories, with six of those vulnerabilities identified by artificial intelligence. This highlights the growing trend of AI systems discovering real-world security flaws, despite also generating considerable erroneous output. One specific vulnerability, CVE-2026-4747, is noted in relation to the Common Weakness Enumeration (CWE) and potentially involves AI models like Claude. AI

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IMPACT AI tools are increasingly effective at discovering critical software vulnerabilities, potentially improving security audits.

RANK_REASON AI systems are identifying real-world security vulnerabilities, as evidenced by FreeBSD advisories.

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    It's fair to say that < https:// nitter.net/cperciva/status/204 9591719143059860 >, a few hours before Gary's video, was not bullshit: " In April, FreeBSD issue

    It's fair to say that < https:// nitter.net/cperciva/status/204 9591719143059860 >, a few hours before Gary's video, was not bullshit: " In April, FreeBSD issued eight security advisories. Six of them were for issues found by AI." Colin Percival quotes his own post from March 202…