Why AI Is Causing a Global Panic Over Cybersecurity
THE SO WHAT
AI-assisted vulnerability discovery that forces banks, airlines, and governments to pull sites offline is a preview of "zero-day storms"—waves of issues found faster than they can be patched. Resilience planning now has to assume coordinated, AI-driven bug surfacing across entire language stacks, not isolated CVEs.
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