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No, the existing security gap between open source software and closed source software will grow, with closed source showing more vulnerabilities at unpredictable intervals as a.i. gets better at decompilation and fuzzing, while OSS will openly provide the source code allowing for faster finding and repairing of vulnerabilities earlier in the lifecycle