As cybersecurity vendors race to integrate generative AI into their platforms, a dangerous gap is emerging between marketing claims and actual defensive utility. We examine how the rush to build AI-powered security tools is creating new attack surfaces, specifically focusing on the valuation spike at Snorkel AI and the hardware implications of Qualcomm’s latest chips. With threat actors like ShinyHunters targeting federal agencies, we explore why adding more intelligence without better governance is making networks harder to secure, not easier.