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AI's constant patching treadmill can be a security problem

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Backlash Security reports that Anthropic's Claude Code AI model required frequent patches for significant vulnerabilities between April and June 2026, highlighting the unique challenge of rapid AI updates versus security. This fast-paced release cycle creates brief but critical security gaps, forcing developers to prioritize either performance or safety, underscoring the evolving nature of software security in the age of AI.

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