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Federal high-risk code should get continuous AI-assisted review, active monitoring, and fast, verified autonomous patching for confirmed vulnerabilities.
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Jul 6, 2026
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The specific delta between this position and the current mainstream approaches of both major parties.
This remains one of the more non-partisan issues in the platform, and 2026 sharpened rather than changed that picture. CISA's BOD 26-04 tightened federal patch timelines for the highest-risk vulnerabilities in the same year OMB's M-26-05 loosened mandatory vendor self-attestation, a mixed, risk-recalibrating posture from the same administration rather than a simple deregulatory story, consistent with the non-monolithic pattern AI-08 documents on biosecurity policy. Neither party has introduced legislation specifically addressing automated code review or autonomous patching standards for federal systems. The Innovation Party's delta: treat CISA's own tightened patch-timeline directive as the reason to invest in the automated pipeline capable of actually meeting it, rather than either resisting the tighter deadline as unworkable or accepting it without funding the tooling that makes it achievable.
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