Yes, that was my point about SQL injection. By knowingly performing an SQL injection, you're deceiving the software agent webserver. Whether you're guilty of a crime then depends on your intent for why you did that. If you do this to find and report a bug, and don't do much else with the ill-gained information, you're demonstrating good intent. If you use the information to make further compromises or otherwise profit by it, then not so much.
But in the larger scenario here the software-agent webserver was not tricked at all, making it hard to argue that the person accessing the willfully-published information did something improper regardless of their intent.
But in the larger scenario here the software-agent webserver was not tricked at all, making it hard to argue that the person accessing the willfully-published information did something improper regardless of their intent.