The Spring release train has been moved to June 8-14, with a strong recommendation to upgrade to the latest security patches due to a significant increase in reported vulnerabilities. Generative AI is accelerating market time and improving quality across industries, impacting the open-source world by both aiding development and increasing the volume of community-generated issues and security reports. AI models have drastically lowered the barrier to identifying potential code vulnerabilities, leading to a surge in security reports across various open-source projects. This influx has resulted in a spike in announced CVEs from Spring, with March and April seeing unprecedented numbers of security reports. Many of these reports are duplicates or invalid findings, but the overall increase is expected to persist for some time. Spring users are urged to upgrade to the June releases to address the numerous security vulnerabilities, even those of medium-to-low severity, due to their sheer volume. VMware Tanzu Spring offers solutions to automate upgrades and ensure users remain secure and compliant in this rapidly changing landscape. The Spring team continues to address security reports through disclosure measures, acknowledging that while the volume of AI-generated findings may eventually decrease, it is unlikely to return to historic norms soon. Information on security advisories is available at spring.io/security. Tanzu Spring customers can leverage day 0 access to patches and professional services for assistance.