This is because there probably wasn’t a huge reason to (stuxnet was done with massive resources, maybe not frequent t enough to justify fixing) and engineering time is expensive. As long as bandaid patches are available then the same AI can just be used to patch all these vulnerabilities. Also engineering time probably goes down if you have exploit finding AI.
This is because there probably wasn’t a huge reason to (stuxnet was done with massive resources, maybe not frequent t enough to justify fixing) and engineering time is expensive. As long as bandaid patches are available then the same AI can just be used to patch all these vulnerabilities. Also engineering time probably goes down if you have exploit finding AI.