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Google gives developers an AI bug hunter that also writes patches

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Google gives developers an AI bug hunter that also writes patches

Google unveiled CodeMender, an AI agent designed to identify security vulnerabilities in code, verify their exploitability, and automatically generate patches for developer review. The tool aims to help defenders match the pace of attackers who are increasingly using AI to accelerate their operations.

Why it matters: Development teams can use CodeMender to reduce time from vulnerability discovery to remediation, potentially lowering the window of exposure for zero-day vulnerabilities in their applications.

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Google gives developers an AI bug hunter that also writes patches

Google released a preview of CodeMender, an artificial intelligence (AI) agent that scans code for security flaws, verifies their exploitability, and proposes patches for developer review. The tool aims to give developers automated remediation capabilities that match the speed attackers gain from using artificial intelligence (AI) in vulnerability discovery. Google says the agent helps teams shift from passive scanning to active code fixing to lower zero day risk.

Why it matters: Developers and security teams can test the CodeMender preview to automate flaw detection and patch generation, reducing manual remediation effort.

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Google gives developers an AI bug hunter that also writes patches

Google released a preview of CodeMender, an artificial intelligence (AI) agent that scans code for security flaws, verifies their exploitability, and proposes patches for developer review. The tool aims to give developers automated remediation capabilities that match the speed attackers gain from using artificial intelligence (AI) in vulnerability discovery. Google says the agent helps teams shift from passive scanning to active code fixing to lower zero day risk.

Why it matters: Developers and security teams can test the CodeMender preview to automate flaw detection and patch generation, reducing manual remediation effort.

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