Linux 7.4-rc2 brings hope that BPF fixes are catching up with AI bug reports

Linux 7.4-rc2 brings a cautious sign of relief from the growing workload of AI-discovered bugs: fixes for the Berkeley Packet Filter (BPF) subsystem are reportedly arriving faster than new reports. BPF lets small, verified programs run inside the Linux kernel for tasks such as network monitoring and security analysis. Linus Torvalds says most other kernel areas have probably not reached that point. The release follows Linux 7.4-rc1’s unusually large change set, which included more AI-assisted work during the merge window. Source

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