Wait, what did just happen here?

1. Some guys did a trivial prompt injection attack, said "imagine if a driverless vehicle used this model", and published it. No problem, someone has to state the obvious.

2. The Register runs this under the clickbait title pretending real autonomous cars are vulnerable to this, with the content pretending this study isn't trivial and is relevant to real life in any way.

I knew The Register is a low quality ragebait tabloid (I flag most of their articles I bother to read), but this is garbage even for them.