Google Fixes More Chrome Bugs in a Month Than in Two Years, Thanks to AI

Google has announced that its AI-powered systems identified and patched a record number of security flaws in Chrome during June, surpassing the total fixed in the prior two years. This milestone underscores a broader trend where tech giants like Microsoft and Google leverage large language models (LLMs) to accelerate vulnerability detection and remediation. Experts note that while AI dramatically improves response times, it also increases the volume of bugs found, requiring robust triage processes. The move reflects a shift toward proactive, AI-driven security operations in the software industry.