Rig problem feature grid with surveillance eye

Summary

Dark problem section pairing a radar-style eye graphic with a bordered 2x2 grid of numbered pain-point cards and a bold headline.

Visual description

Near-black background with thin gray grid lines dividing the section. A small red outlined pill at top center reads THE PROBLEM with an X prefix. Below, an oversized white headline spans the width: You don't own your AI. And you're being watched. The lower half splits left and right. Left: a large square panel with corner brackets framing a concentric-circle radar graphic and a stylized eye with a bright red pupil at center. Right: four equal cells in a 2x2 grid, each bordered by hairline gray rules. Every cell has a red all-caps label (DATA EXTRACTION, ARTIFICIAL SCARCITY, SILENT DOWNGRADES, CLOUD DEPENDENCY), a faint gray index (001-004), a white subhead, and muted gray body copy describing AI vendor risks.

Key takeaway

The surveillance-eye graphic doing narrative work while the grid delivers scannable proof points. Red micro-labels plus faint index numbers give editorial structure without breaking the dark minimal shell.

Reuse notes

Strong pattern for developer-tool or AI product problem sections that need credibility without illustration clutter. Works when you have four distinct pain points and a dark brand. The eye motif is specific; swap the graphic if the metaphor does not fit.