Google’s Chrome browser has always been focused on pushing security updates. In a report published Thursday, the Chrome security team says the browser's two major version releases in June included fixes for 1,072 security bugs—more patches than the team shipped in the prior 23 big releases combined. Chrome is already moving toward a new normal of pushing out a major release every two weeks with additional weekly security updates. “We're training our model such that it knows about every security vulnerability that we have seen in the past,” Turner says. “Across the industry I think it’s really important that people who are building and thinking about software security are incorporating AI into their development workflows.