Until a couple of years ago you needed to be able to read research papers and code to build fuzzing harnesses and triage the findings to find vulns. Now you can point Claude, codex, Kimi, or even some smaller open models that run local and get a servable fuzzing loop in a couple of hours.

That's democratization - shifting power and skills away from those with the wealth to purchase vulns and run offensive security teams. It's still not simple, but it's one of the reasons bigger vendors want to lock down the capabilities of models that present a threat to the wealthy and powerful.

Instead you need the wealth to buy infinite tokens, right?