DiT Parasite in Autoencoder Latent Diagram

Create a minimalist black-and-white conceptual diagram on a wide 16:9 white canvas showing a diffusion-transformer creature parasitizing an autoencoder latent space. Use thin hand-drawn black outlines and simple sans-serif labels, with a clean article-illustration style. Across the lower third, draw a horizontal pipeline: a long white tube enters from the left with a dashed centerline, passes through a small rounded arch labeled “Encoder,” then becomes a solid black rectangular central block labeled “Latent” in white, then exits through a matching rounded arch labeled “Decoder” into a white tube on the right with a dashed centerline. Above the latent block, draw one very large oval speech-bubble or callout balloon with a pointed tail aimed down toward the latent block. Inside the balloon, centered slightly left, draw exactly one small blob-like creature: soft amoeba body, two tiny dot eyes, four rounded drippy legs, and one raised antenna ending in a small circle; make it mildly uncanny but not scary and not overly cute. To the right of the creature inside the balloon, place the label “{argument name="creature label" default="DiT"}” in black. Use exactly three visible text labels on the diagram: “Encoder,” “Latent,” and “Decoder,” plus the creature label. Keep the composition sparse, monochrome, no shading, no color, no extra icons, no watermark.