As a testing tool, yes, post AI software is going to be more robust in the face of attack. We saw this when Metasploit became a thing, it provided an easy way for web site owners to test their stack against 'known problems.' I think that as a rule, we won't get a lot of action on this until we change the laws around incidental damages liability with regards to software.

It is also unfortunate than in more than half the cases where AI provides a 'fix' that fix breaks something else, so my guess is this is going to be 90% human labor to correct, at least initially.