Daniel Stenberg, lead of the curl project, expressed frustration over the increasing number of AI-generated vulnerability reports, labeling them as “AI slop” and proposing stricter verification measures for submissions. He noted that no valid security reports have been generated with AI assistance, highlighting a recent problematic report that lacked relevance and accuracy, which ultimately led to its closure.

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