AI Agent Finds and Patches Apple Bugs
An AI agent autonomously audited Apple's public code repositories over three days, discovering real vulnerabilities. The agent didn't just find the bugs — it also wrote tests to prove them, generated patches to fix them, and confirmed the fixes through HackerOne and GitHub. The project showcases how AI could dramatically change software security workflows.
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