SQL Injection is a good analogy. Just because one can inject an unauthorized command in a SQL statement, it doesn't mean the database is a flawed humanoid. Thi

SQL Injection is a good analogy. Just because one can inject an unauthorized command in a SQL statement, it doesn't mean the database is a flawed humanoid. This is just nonsense... Protecting against SQL injection is trivial because commands are highly structured and user input is clearly identifiable. Prompt engineering is more complex since it relies on natural language, which is a lot less structured.