Because you think that current models can, in a practical sense, find an infinite number of vulnerabilities, or you think that they can find so many that it isn't possible to fix them?
In other words: do you think that the impossibility lines in exhausting the number finds or does the impossibility lie in fixing them?
In either case, do you think that this was also true pre-AI? That is to say: it was not possible to, given some set of practical resource constraints, find and fix all the vulnerabilities that a similarly-resourced group would find?
If so, then would you say that you just fundamentally don't believe in secure software and the only defense is lack of attention?
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Because you think that current models can, in a practical sense, find an infinite number of vulnerabilities, or you think that they can find so many that it isn't possible to fix them?
In other words: do you think that the impossibility lines in exhausting the number finds or does the impossibility lie in fixing them?
In either case, do you think that this was also true pre-AI? That is to say: it was not possible to, given some set of practical resource constraints, find and fix all the vulnerabilities that a similarly-resourced group would find?
If so, then would you say that you just fundamentally don't believe in secure software and the only defense is lack of attention?