Torvalds says AI-driven Linux fixes may be starting to outpace new bug reports
Releasing Linux 7.4-rc2 on November 8, Linus Torvalds wrote that "much of this was driven by various AI fixes," and that by Alexei's account, on the bpf side "the fixes are now coming in faster than the new reports." He added that "most other areas haven't reached that point yet." If you use AI to find bugs, track fixes against new reports, because a growing backlog is work created, not work done.
Source: Linux 7.4-rc2 — Linus Torvalds, Linux kernel mailing list (lkml.iu.edu)