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Websites go dark amid AI-detected programming flaw
Original: Some websites go dark as operators address an AI-detected flaw in a web programming language
Several websites went offline as operators rushed to patch a flaw in a widely used web programming language — a vulnerability that was detected with the help of artificial intelligence. Outages were temporary and tied to emergency maintenance as administrators applied fixes. The case is drawing attention as an early example of AI tools both finding and forcing responses to security bugs at scale.
Why now: The unusual role of AI in discovering a security flaw, and the outages caused by the emergency fix, have made the story newsworthy.
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- Some websites go dark as operators address an AI-detected flaw in a web programming language · AP News
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