Robot eyeballs make open source more valuable
“Bug-free, secure code is now attainable” is a nice idea . It just happens to be wrong. That ambitious statement was one of more than 80 replies to Eric Raymond’s optimistic take on AI-assisted vulnerability discoveries. Because the corpus of human-written code is finite, Raymond argues, so are its…
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- 2026-10-27 09:00 · InfoWorld AI
Robot eyeballs make open source more valuable
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