@linuxfoundation: AI is reshaping open source security in two directions. LF Research SVP Hilary Carter on faster vulnerability detection…
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AI is transforming open source security by enabling faster vulnerability detection while also introducing new risks through 'vibe coding' that can reintroduce insecure code; Linux Foundation's Hilary Carter discusses this duality.
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AI is reshaping open source security in two directions. LF Research SVP Hilary Carter on faster vulnerability detection and vibe coding reintroducing insecure code into commits.
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@linuxfoundation: AI is reshaping open source security in two directions. LF Research SVP Hilary Carter on faster vulnerability detection…
Channel: @linuxfoundation Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_cJIZlAiV-0
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