The pressure to do so will only happen as a consequence of the predicted vulnerability explosion, and not before it. And it will have some cost, as you need dedicated and motivated people to conduct the vulnerability search, applying the fixes, and re-checking until it comes up empty, before each new deployment.

The prediction is: Within the next few months, coding agents will drastically alter both the practice and the economics of exploit development. Frontier model improvement won’t be a slow burn, but rather a step function. Substantial amounts of high-impact vulnerability research (maybe even most of it) will happen simply by pointing an agent at a source tree and typing “find me zero days”.