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  After March 30: When AI Started Finding Vulnerabilities Faster Than Humans Could Patch Them   Claude Mythos, Project Glasswing, the OpenBSD discovery, and the new race between machine-speed vulnerability discovery and human-speed cybersecurity March 30, 2026 marked a significant moment in the discussion surrounding quantum computing and cryptographic security. Research published that day demonstrated how algorithmic and architectural advances were reducing the estimated resources required for a future quantum computer to attack elliptic-curve cryptography. But if March 30 represented one side of the emerging computational security problem, the weeks that followed exposed another. This time, the threat did not come from quantum hardware. It came from artificial intelligence. And the difference is important. A cryptographically relevant quantum computer is still a future technological milestone. A sufficiently capable AI system capable of analyzing source code, identifying vul...