AI BriefingGoogle Fixed More Chrome Bugs in June Alone Than in the Past 2 Years Using AI
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Google used Gemini-based agents to fix 1,072 Chrome security bugs.
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Google is using Gemini-based agents to automate the entire process of Chrome vulnerability handling, from discovery to triage, fixing, deployment, and update application.
In Chrome 149 and 150, 1,072 security bugs were fixed. This is a larger volume than the combined total of the previous 23 milestones.
The vulnerability detection system identifies and handles security issues using multiple AI models along with Chrome's CVE and Git history knowledge base, SECURITY.md, and more.
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