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Google Patched More Chrome Bugs in June Than Past Two Years, Credits AI

By Meridian48 News Desk · Summarised from TechCrunch AI ·

Google fixed more security bugs in Chrome in June 2026 than in the previous two years combined, attributing the surge to AI-powered vulnerability detection. The company used large language models and automated tools to identify and patch flaws at an unprecedented rate. Experts warn this trend could lead to an exponential increase in reported vulnerabilities across major software vendors.

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The dramatic spike in patched bugs raises questions about whether AI is uncovering long-dormant flaws or simply inflating the count with low-severity issues.
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