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Yes, but the real question is... How many were CREATED by an AI?

Archive: https://archive.today/lnEWU

From the post:

>In December 2025 and January 2026, an AI system autonomously discovered zero-day vulnerabilities in Node.js and React, two of the most widely deployed JavaScript runtimes and frameworks in the world. These weren't theoretical weaknesses or best-practice violations. They were exploitable security flaws that received CVE identifiers, and required patches from the Node.js and React core teams.

Yes, but the real question is... How many were CREATED by an AI? Archive: https://archive.today/lnEWU From the post: >>In December 2025 and January 2026, an AI system autonomously discovered zero-day vulnerabilities in Node.js and React, two of the most widely deployed JavaScript runtimes and frameworks in the world. These weren't theoretical weaknesses or best-practice violations. They were exploitable security flaws that received CVE identifiers, and required patches from the Node.js and React core teams.
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It’s a new industry. AI to help find vulnerabilities that AI created.

Their system is pretty cool though. They do the common sense thing that people are starting to do with LLMs. They have humans and standard software controlling and verifying the LLM’s output.