Three stories from the past 24 hours point to the same uncomfortable truth: AI can now find software vulnerabilities far faster than humans can patch them, and the gap is widening on both sides of the line. Anthropic's Project Glasswing update reports over 10,000 critical flaws discovered in a single month — with open-source maintainers begging Anthropic to slow down disclosures because they cannot keep up. Meanwhile, Google confirms the first documented case of criminals using AI to build a zero-day exploit, and Aikido's research reveals that Google's own credential revocation takes up to 23 minutes — a window Google has declined to close. The security equilibrium that held when humans found bugs at human speed is breaking apart.