Microsoft issued 1,461 patches in October, Chrome fixed 1,072 bugs since June, and OpenAI's bug-hunting tool has flagged over 1,300 open-source flaws since May, per the New York Times and company disclosures.
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OpenAI bug-hunting tool flags more than 1,300 open-source flaws
OpenAI’s bug-hunting tool has flagged more than 1,300 open-source software flaws since May, according to company disclosures cited by The New York Times. The figure comes as Microsoft reported 1,461 patches in October and Chrome fixed 1,072 bugs since June, highlighting the growing volume of software vulnerabilities and fixes.
Readers gain a concrete indication of how AI-assisted security analysis is contributing to vulnerability discovery amid a high volume of software patching.
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