That is false. A year ago every LLM generated report was slop - more likely a false positive than correct. However in the past few months nearly every LLM generated report is real.
This is not good reasoning. You're offloading your thinking to "Turso" for some reason.
You're also assuming that they haven't made the alternative judgement that instead of triaging the haystack of slop that they get in order to potentially pay out to someone, they should instead be spending that cash and effort on tokens to find bugs in their own codebase.
You should read the mentioned article. They have hired some of the people they paid out to, and some of those people were LLM-assisted.
The claim I'm rebutting is "in the past few months nearly every LLM generated report is real." If that were true, there would be no need to close the bounty. The bounty is to address approaches that they themselves may not have considered, so would still hold value if the claim held true, as outside individuals may still hold unique LLM-assisted approaches and perspectives.
Everyone is going to see different results. Overall the general trend is AI is getting better. Although that might be partially people are shutting down their bounty programs which gives the incentive to generate slop.