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Nice Try, Prompt Injection Warning Sign – AI Hype and Reality Check design

Nice Try, Prompt Injection Warning Sign

A distressed hazard-sign graphic featuring a stern robot raising a stop hand beside a pixel-fragmented note. Bold cream, amber-yellow, and black artwork brings a cybersecurity threat-modeling vibe to tees and gifts.

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Created on: October 14, 2026

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