Even OpenAI is admitting there is a lot of AI slop in the security space. An executive for the frontier AI company said Tuesday that AI-generated vulnerability reports are overwhelming open-source maintainers, leading some to stop accepting submissions as the workload exceeds their capacity to review them.
Before you file that AI bug report, OpenAI has some advice
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