Comment by antirez

That's not what is happening right now. The bugs are often filtered later by LLMs themselves: if the second pipeline can't reproduce the crash / violation / exploit in any way, often the false positives are evicted before ever reaching the human scrutiny. Checking if a real vulnerability can be triggered is a trivial task compared to finding one, so this second pipeline has an almost 100% success rate from the POV: if it passes the second pipeline, it is almost certainly a real bug, and very few real bugs will not pass this second pipeline. It does not matter how much LLMs advance, people ideologically against them will always deny they have an enormous amount of usefulness. This is expected in the normal population, but too see a lot of people that can't see with their eyes in Hacker News feels weird.