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AI Tools Fueling Surge in Discovered Security Vulnerabilities

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While AI laboratories debate a potential industry-wide agreement to slow development, AI-powered tools are already producing a significant rise in uncovered security flaws. Widely available AI chatbots are being used to identify vulnerabilities at an unprecedented scale. This surge is happening in real time, independent of any proposed slowdown measures. The growing accessibility of AI assistants means that security researchers and threat actors alike can now probe systems more efficiently than before.

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