They absolutely try to do that. Open source often get to use the new AI tools for free (not yet Anthropic Glasswing).
But as Daniel says somewhere: ”The AI tools are better at finding problems than they are at fixing them or writing code...”
There is also a consensus is humans need to be involved to evaluate reports and code – to filter out AI slop. There are also discussions on the more philosphical level like ”Sure, this is a vulnerability, but it would more properly be on the user to guard against it.”
But as Daniel says somewhere: ”The AI tools are better at finding problems than they are at fixing them or writing code...”
There is also a consensus is humans need to be involved to evaluate reports and code – to filter out AI slop. There are also discussions on the more philosphical level like ”Sure, this is a vulnerability, but it would more properly be on the user to guard against it.”