AI Can Find Bugs, But Human Knowledge Still Proves Them
Summary: AI-assisted tools can read code, generate payloads, and run repetitive testing faster, but the article argues that a finding still has to be proven against the deployed environment before it counts as evidence. It cites Bugcrowd's policy changes around AI-generated submissions, describing a surge of polished reports with thin evidence that added triage burden rather than security signal.
Bottom line: The article notes findings rated CVSS 9.8 that may not be findings at all, and every unvalidated claim lands in a queue already full of scanner output, dependency alerts, and cloud configuration issues. The stake is trust between security and engineering teams, which erodes each time a confident guess is forwarded as a conclusion.
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