How to verify AI-discovered vulnerabilities aren't just training data echoes
The setup Last month a friend DM'd me a screenshot. An AI security agent had "discovered" a vulnerability in a popular open-source project. The agent walked through exploitation steps, suggested a patch, the whole nine yards. Looked legit. Then someone pointed out the CVE ID it kept almost-quoting
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