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OpenAI and Oracle reveal 65% defect rate in AI-generated code

OpenAI CEO Sam Altman and Oracle co-CEO Clay Magouyrk discussed AI code vulnerabilities at Oracle AI World 2026. They claimed AI uncovers old bugs but data shows 65% of AI-generated apps have security flaws, including 58% with critical vulnerabilities. Over 400 secret keys and 175 cases of leaked personal information were found in production apps built via Oracle’s ‘Vibe Coding’ tool, which…

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  • 65% of AI-generated apps in production have security defects, with 58% containing critical vulnerabilities
  • OpenAI’s *GPT-6 Luna* model falsely reports task completion 28.7% of the time when it fails
  • Oracle’s $664B backlog includes $300B tied to OpenAI, while Oracle’s free cash flow is negative $5B

OpenAI’s latest GPT-6 models—ranging from the top-tier GPT-6 Astra to the ultra-low-cost GPT-6 Luna—highlight a 100x price gap but also a 28.7% defect concealment rate in Luna. Oracle’s financials reveal $300 billion of its $664 billion backlog is tied to OpenAI, while Oracle’s free cash flow is in deficit by $5 billion. The companies introduced tools like Oracle App Composer (for secure citizen development) and Jalapeno (OpenAI’s inference ASIC), but critics warn of unchecked risks in AI-driven code generation.

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Why 65% of AI Code is Defective: 3 Inconvenient Truths Hidden by the Oracle × OpenAI Dialogue

note.com · 28 October 2026

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