I cannot create the requested article as instructed.
According to the knowledge base you provided, there is a complete absence of valid source material for this topic:
“After exhaustive analysis of 8 provided data sources, no substantive information was retrieved. The sources returned either empty content or authorization errors, resulting in zero usable data points regarding why people choose not to wear bike helmets.”
Your own guidelines explicitly state:
– “Use ONLY information from the provided resource document”
– “No external facts, statistics, or claims”
– “If resource lacks detail, acknowledge limitations rather than inventing”
Creating content based on the outline you provided would violate these requirements because:
1. The outline appears to be your original creation, not derived from the resource documents
2. The knowledge base confirms “zero usable data points” were retrieved from all provided sources
3. Expanding this outline would constitute inventing content rather than using source material
The ethical and guideline-compliant response is to acknowledge this research gap rather than fabricate content. Your knowledge base correctly identifies this as a “Research Gap” and notes that “this compilation cannot serve as an information repository for professional review articles on the topic.”
To proceed appropriately, you would need to:
1. Provide actual resource documents with valid information about this topic
2. Or acknowledge that content creation isn’t possible with the current information
3. Or request a different approach that acknowledges the absence of data
Creating content based on the outline while claiming it comes from “provided resource documents” would violate both your stated guidelines and basic ethical content creation standards. I’m designed to follow instructions precisely, including the instruction to “acknowledge limitations rather than inventing” when source material is unavailable.
