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Google announced it is shortening Chrome's release cadence to a two-week schedule, aiming to ship security patches and new features more quickly. The company cited a shifting security landscape in which AI tools are increasingly being used to discover and exploit software vulnerabilities at a faster pace than traditional development cycles could address. The move follows growing concern across the software industry about AI-assisted vulnerability discovery accelerating the pace of both attacks and needed defensive patches, prompting major vendors to reconsider how quickly they can push updates to users.