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After AI uncovered a severe flaw affecting most of the web, should AI tools that hunt for software vulnerabilities be tightly regulated?

An AI system discovered a 'severe' vulnerability in PHP code that powers roughly 70% of websites, prompting governments to rush out new safety measures in what's being called 'Black October.'

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After AI uncovered a severe flaw affecting most of the web, should AI tools that hunt for software vulnerabilities be tightly regulated? — Groundbeat