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Microsoft's David Weston told Black Hat USA that AI makes offensive capabilities abundant, ending the era of scarce vulnerabilities. Weston urged investing AI productivity gains into memory-safe languages like Rust and formal verification. Google reported memory-safety issues fell below 20% by 2025, from 75% in 2019.
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