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Will AI Vulnerability Hunting Push Software Behind Closed Doors?

Original: Will AI Vulnerability Hunting Drive Software Back Behind Closed Doors?

Security commentators are debating whether automated AI tools that hunt for software vulnerabilities could push developers back toward closed-source models. The argument: if AI can rapidly expose flaws in public code, companies may decide openness carries too much risk. The discussion, raised on Security Boulevard, weighs transparency benefits against a new era of machine-speed exploit discovery, and what it would mean for the open-source ecosystem if projects retreat from public scrutiny.

Why now: The rapid rise of AI-driven security tools is reigniting long-standing debates about open-source versus closed-source software.

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