Raw LLM Responses

It's unquestionable that the man should be in prison. Period. However, this also begs other questions concerning AI. For example, if I create an image of the President being murdered by myself, using existing imagery, does that constitute a threat? What if it's someone else committing the murder? Can _they_ be then held liable for it? What about child porn under the same scenario? Can I get other people arrested for being present in AI child porn? What's the line exactly? What about copywritten material? Traditionally, if your content is transformative, copyright doesn't really apply. But what if I use AI to compile media using source material? Isn't that transformative? Does it have to be made by a live person to apply as transformative? This case puts a lot of things up for grabs and really muddles the waters of what we think is and is not a crime.