Volunteer maintainers of open source projects now receive a steady flow of security vulnerability reports produced with AI tools. Many arrive with no mention that a language model helped write them. The volume has grown enough that GNOME is revising the rules it uses to track and disclose vulnerabilities across its projects. The changes come from Michael Catanzaro, who has run GNOME’s security issue tracking since November 2020 with support from Red Hat. Under the … More
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