Anthropic study shows AI can build working exploits from security patches in hours, not weeks
Summary
Anthropic's study demonstrates that large language models can rapidly generate working exploits from security patches, reducing the time from weeks to hours, raising concerns about AI-driven vulnerability exploitation.
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