Google patches Chrome flaws faster
Google has confirmed that it used artificial intelligence techniques to discover and fix 1,072 security vulnerabilities in Chrome during June. This is a record high, surpassing the fixes made over the past two years, which totaled 1,036 vulnerabilities across 23 releases. The data highlights that the development of large language models is enhancing the detection of security flaws, prompting developers to strengthen protective tools using artificial intelligence to combat increasing hacking attempts and secure the world's most widely used browser.
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