[N1k7]

No, it won't.

Quite the opposite.

[murderkitten]

No, it won't.

Quite the opposite.

N1k7 is correct.

[nocturnalAnimal]

AI will be used for both sides: to patch and to exploit, the identification just will be quicker.

[n4rkoman]

i dont think that at all. Maybe it will help to correct configuration problems, but nowadays here is already softwares to show that type of misconfigurations, and yet, there is a lot of business that have that errors, even big enterprises like banks or government pages. I believe that IA will make easier to work, doing the more automatable tasks, but thats it, maybe it changes a little, but somebody have to pentest the pentesting IA xd.

[A1B]

No.I don't think so.

[ISO9002]

A vulnerabilitie can be just a way of using something
so it will always be a way to use it another way
but it will not be for every one
A.I is nothing more than automation, nothing else

[plainfish_00]

Nope, first you have to understand what a 0 day is. With the current state of AI i doubt it could make any difference, but when AI becomes smarter i believe it would decrease potential exploit, still that doesn't mean 0 day will be gone.

[JayEvans121365]

I hear people say alot that AI is just beginning and such... Well, it hasn't. AI has been around for decades its just now mainstream. I developed neural networks 20+ years ago for training computers. Nothing new.