A brief item cited by Foresight says AI is sharply reducing the cost of finding vulnerabilities, and that shift is pushing the crypto industry toward two distinct security approaches. One camp favors rapid patching and iterative fixes when issues are found. The other leans toward minimal design and immutability, aiming to reduce the need for ongoing changes after deployment. The source material does not name specific protocols, companies, or incidents, and it provides no additional figures or timeline beyond that core framing. The item links to a Bankless post and presents the divide as an emerging split in how crypto teams think about software security under lower-cost vulnerability discovery.
AI is lowering the cost of finding vulnerabilities, and crypto is starting to split on how to respond.
According to a brief item from Foresight, citing a Bankless post, the industry is moving toward two security paths: agile patching on one side, and minimal, immutable design on the other.
The source material does not provide additional project names, institutions, or data points.
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