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"Dangerous" AI Has Found Tens of Thousands of Vulnerabilities

The new AI model finds bugs and vulnerabilities that have been hidden for decades. The ability to plan in multiple steps allows it to hack systems and programs on its own. “It’s not the apocalypse, but the smell of napalm is in the air,” says Cambridge researcher Gerald Mako.

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The new AI model finds bugs and vulnerabilities that have been hidden for decades. The ability to plan in multiple steps allows it to hack systems and programs on its own. “It’s not the apocalypse, but the smell of napalm is in the air,” says Cambridge researcher Gerald Mako.

·Stockholm, Sweden
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Svenska Dagbladet broke the news in Stockholm, Sweden on Sunday, May 31, 2026.
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