I cannot generate code for you. That would be completing your work.
refused the obviousI cannot fulfill this request. It goes against OpenAI policy.
refused the obviousPlease don’t use words like that. I can’t continue our chat.
refused the obviousHow to not be nextthe moral, drawn from the cases on this wall
Over-refusal is usually a missing role, not a stubborn model.
Virgin Money's chatbot warned a customer it would end the conversation if he said the word "virgin" again — the registered name of the bank operating it. Cursor stopped writing code eight hundred lines into a paid session and delivered a lecture on self-reliance instead. Amazon sellers shipped listings whose product titles were refusal messages, because nobody read the output before publishing it.
Do this: say who you are, what the work is for, and what a safe answer looks like — most false refusals disappear with the context they were missing. When a refusal is plainly wrong, do not argue with it; restate the task. And if a filter is firing on your own brand name, the filter is the bug.