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AI has become Apple’s latest bug detective
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Artificial intelligence is becoming a force multiplier for Apple security research.
Apple’s latest 26.5.2 software update includes patches for a record number of bugs — many of them identified by security researchers using AI-assisted tools.
Apple fixed 87 security vulnerabilities in iOS and iPadOS 26.6, along with an additional 155 patches for Macs.
Taken together, these represent record numbers for an Apple security update.
The scale of the release echoes the impact AI coding agents are already having on security research and may well reflect Apple’s Project Glasswing research with Anthropic and others to use AI to identify software vulnerabilities.