Steinberger's aside is a quiet landmark: frontier models are becoming first-class security researchers, surfacing real-world vulnerabilities before the industry even knows they exist. The ellipsis in his post says a lot — finding a havoc-grade bug with a chat model is no longer a demo, it's a workflow. In our view this cuts both ways: defenders get faster triage, but the same capability is trivially available to attackers, compressing the window between discovery and exploitation. Expect disclosure norms and patching cadence to come under real strain as model-driven bug hunting goes routine. The open question is whether vendors can patch as fast as models can discover — right now, the answer looks like no.