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AI makes finding open source flaws easier, so why fixing them remains hard

An IBM and Red Hat report says AI is making vulnerability discovery easier, but patch delays, limited maintainer resources and poor visibility into software dependencies remain major risks

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AI makes finding open source flaws easier, so why fixing them remains hard
An IBM and Red Hat report says AI is making vulnerability discovery easier, but patch delays, limited maintainer resources and poor visibility into software dependencies remain major risks
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