AI-generated code is still frequently failing security checks — with Claude and GPT-6 topping the leader board
THE SO WHAT
If AI-generated code is still routinely failing security checks, your threat surface is expanding faster than your review capacity. Treat LLMs as junior devs with a high bug rate—wire security scanning and code review into every AI-assisted workflow rather than assuming tools "got better."
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