Googles CodeMender is designed to automatically find and fix security flaws in software
Google DeepMind has launched a new research project using artificial intelligence to detect, fix, and eventually prevent entire classes of software vulnerabilities. According to the company, CodeMender has already delivered dozens of patches to open-source projects.<br /> The article Googles CodeMender is designed to automatically find and fix security flaws in software appeared first on THE DECODER. [...]
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