He’s talking about AI scanning tools collectively, not specifically Mythos.

If you read his own top comment on that LinkedIn post he clarifies:

“The simple reason is: the (AI powered) tools are this good now. And people use these tools against curl source code.They find lots of new problems no one detected before. And none of these new ones used Mythos. Focusing on Mythos is a distraction - there are plenty of good models, and people who can figure out how to get those models and tools to find things.”

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the_mitsuhiko 3 hours ago | parent [-]

Sure. But Mythos or not, the developments since that post was written, legitimate 11 more vulnerabilities have been found by AI tools.

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toraway 2 hours ago | parent [-]

Wait, 11 vulnerabilities were discovered entirely in the timeframe after Mythos found 1? That seems like it would effectively debunk the theory that curl was so uniquely hardened that only 1 vulnerability even existed for Mythos to find, which I read numerous times back on the HN thread for the curl/Mythos blog post.

	▲	thombles 2 hours ago \| parent [-]
		As one of those commenters on the previous post - yep, that theory appears to have been comprehensively trounced. Unless anything comes to light that mythos was applied poorly to curl, the evidence suggests that it’s not uniquely effective vs other AI-assisted approaches. I’ll be interested to see what’s reported in the next curl release.