Bitcoin Core Speeds Up Bug Fixes as AI Makes Flaws Easier to Find
Bitcoin Core, the main software used to run the Bitcoin network, has changed how it handles some security flaws because AI tools are making them easier to find. Under a policy update merged o
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October 25, 2026
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Bitcoin Core, the main software used to run the Bitcoin network, has changed how it handles some security flaws because AI tools are making them easier to find.
Under a policy update merged on Thursday, flaws judged to be “easily discoverable” will be fixed in all maintained releases and shipped in a new version as quickly as possible. The project will publish a security advisory alongside the patched software.
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