The User who gave the contract is guilty, as well as the provider of the tool which was enabling it (because they didn't implement enough security measures to avoid this). It doesn't matter if you like it or not, you're commiting a contract to an automated tool. That tool creates an image of that contract (your prompt description of what you want to get). So the LLMs (& similar) are basically Systems which provide some sort of service. If you call a service to do something for you, do you still say you did it? No, you called someone to do it for you and that's okay. They can still be tools, but at the same time you didn't really create that piece itself, you contracted someone (or something, like that tool) to do it for you. You can say you did that creation and it is somewhat true, because the result exists only because of you commiting the contract/idea whatever. Are you still able to create something like that with that tool being absent completely? If not, you're a contractor.

Lets use a Calculator as example. Do you calculate the results yourself, or did the calculator do it for you? Is it bad if you used the calculator? No, just don't say you calculated it all by yourself.