Exploiting a bug, for example SQL injection, is completely a hack. But can it be considered a bug if it's inherent and unsolvable in the system? Can AI truly e

Exploiting a bug, for example SQL injection, is completely a hack. But can it be considered a bug if it's inherent and unsolvable in the system? Can AI truly ever be resistant against prompt injection or will it always be a series of patches to cover up unwanted behaviour? (Genuine question - I do not know) If something is inherent in the design of the system I'd argue that it is not a bug and not hacking, just as it's not "hacking" to use a hunters rifle to shoot a human, despite it being "not the way it was intended to be used". It can still be illegal of course, but that's a separate issue.