I’m interested in observing the implications of Project Glasswing, and of AI-driven cybersecurity in general. The Linux Foundation is taking part in Project Glasswing [1]. I would expect to see an increase in update activity. I definitely run updates more frequently and see my bias confirmed. So the question is how do you perceive the frequency of Linux updates (or any other FOSS software)?
Also, please feel free to mention any other (alleged) effects of AI-driven cybersecurity 
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