This post is a joke it self. It’s going to be a problem for people who set up a server without having the faintest clue what they’re doing, because everything is generated by AI. As has been pointed out, everyone has access to AI—both those who have no idea how to program and those who do. If your argument is "tell me what source you use, and I’ll tell you what’s wrong with it," that’s where the problems begin. Why the hell should anyone disclose the code they use for their server? What makes you think they’d keep the same structure as the public repositories? Why would they keep the same names for their scripts? Besides, anything you can do to find exploits, I can do too—and I can fix them efficiently. So, if servers set up by people who have no clue what the hell they’re doing turn out to be vulnerable, well, those servers wouldn’t last half a day in the market anyway. Take your fantastic AI and go up against a large server—good luck with that.