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Thursday, 7/9, 07:56 PM

Microsoft Says AI Will Make Its Patch Tuesday Updates Bigger

  • Microsoft says Windows users should expect more security fixes each month, because it is now using AI to hunt for flaws in its own code and finding more of them.
  • Human engineers still check the results before updates ship.
  • For IT teams, it means more patches to test and deploy.

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