I disagree. The moral responsibility really rests on the person who uses the tool. For instance, I once cheated by using gcc/godbolt to generate assembly outpu

I disagree. The moral responsibility really rests on the person who uses the tool. For instance, I once cheated by using gcc/godbolt to generate assembly output for a class from C code. By this logic, Richard Stallman should be blamed for my misconduct. There are any number of reasons for supplanting another face onto your own, many of which are simply good fun. If you choose to use this for scamming or perverted reasons, so be it. Moral posturing aside, perhaps there could be an invisible watermark or something included by default to easily identify less technically inclined actors as users of this tool.