Google says it fixed more Chrome bugs in June than over the past two years, thanks to AI

Experts have warned for the past two years that companies like Microsoft and Google are experiencing a significant increase in the number of bugs in their products. This surge is attributed to the use of large language models and AI tools, which enable faster identification and correction of errors. However, this raises concerns about software quality and stability. These new challenges require companies to reassess their software development strategies, as the increasing reliance on AI could lead to greater risks in security and reliability.