I’ve always felt that the problem after finding all of these is that you’re going to have to patch and upstream them. I assume you’ve probably asked your models to do that but at this rate you’re probably bottlenecked on people to review these and then the kernel maintainers are likely also heavily time constrained on their side to do the same. What ideas do you have to improve this situation? Do you foresee a process where you’re not just finding an ever increasing number of bugs and instead can bring that number down with different approaches to attacking the problems (e.g. designing new mitigations?) I don’t really see this described in your career listings so it’s hard to tell what you’re doing in preparation of better models :)