The AI security company's count comes as PostgreSQL 19 sits past its planned release date and a PostgreSQL developer points to AI-assisted bug hunting as one cause.
By [Morgan Laning](https://runtimewire.com/author/morgan-laning)
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Primary source: [rhaas.blogspot.com](https://rhaas.blogspot.com/?m=1)
Why it matters #
AI tools are finding more bugs in core open-source software, and maintainers have to triage and fix them before a release can ship.
AI security company AISLE reported two security issues to PostgreSQL in 2026, and both were assigned CVE identifiers, Pavel Kohout of AISLE told RuntimeWire.
Kohout said AISLE coordinates its reports with PostgreSQL's security team. He did not give the identifiers for the two issues, and his figures cover only AISLE's own reports.…
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