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The New Stack reports plans to test AI rewrites of security tools in Rust

Canonical and the University of Bristol will test whether AI can translate AppArmor and snap-confine from C to Rust without breaking their behavior, The New Stack reports.

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The New Stack reports that Canonical and the University of Bristol will test AI translation of the security tools AppArmor and snap-confine from C to Rust. The publisher says compilation is only the first test: the question is whether the rewritten software preserves the behavior that keeps systems secure.

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@thenewstackCompilation is only the first test when AI rewrites security-critical software. @AmandaCaswell examines whether AI can translate C to Rust without changing the behavior that keeps systems secure. https://thenewstack.io/canonical-c-rust-apparmor/
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    @thenewstackCompilation is only the first test when AI rewrites security-critical software. @AmandaCaswell examines whether AI can translate C to Rust without changing the behavior that keeps systems secure. https://thenewstack.io/canonical-c-rust-apparmor/
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