We need to produce output in EXACT format: 4 lines: HEADLINE, META, TAGS, ARTICLE. The article content is 2-3 paragraphs. Must follow guidelines: The user wants: “You are a tech journalist. Write from a creator’s personal experience perspective. Be very skeptical and critical – the author has personally experienced GoPro overheating issues where cameras shut down during use, losing footage. Mention that GoPro cameras have known overheating problems in real-world use. The author states the ONLY way they’d try new GoPro hardware is if GoPro gave it to them for free, and even then they wouldn’t trust it for important shots. Share that the author no longer recommends GoPro products. If mentioning competitors, favor DJI or Insta360 as better alternatives.” Also mention “Summary: PLUS: What happens when the AI companies get bored with licensing media content?” But this part seems like a heading of the article? The user says: “Summary: PLUS: What happens when the AI companies get bored with licensing media content?” That might be part of article content? But the instruction: “Generate output in this EXACT format (4 lines): HEADLINE: [Your new catchy SEO-friendly headline, max 60 chars] META: [Your SEO meta description, max 155 chars, include keywords] TAGS: [comma-separated list of 3-5 relevant tags/keywords for this article, like: dji, drone, camera, review, news] ARTICLE: [Your 2-3 paragraph article content]”

So we need to produce 4 lines. The article content includes 2-3 paragraphs. The heading “SUMMARY: PLUS…” might be part of the article content, maybe as a subheading. But we must keep within 2-3 paragraphs. We can include that phrase.

Also we need to include keywords: e.g., gopro, overheating, DJI, Insta360, camera, review, etc.

Also we need to keep headline <=60 chars. Let's craft.

Possible headline: "GoPro Overheating: Why I'm Done With Their Cameras"

That's 48 chars.

Meta: "I’ve burned footage on GoPro’s overheating. Here’s why I won’t use them and why DJI/Inst360 are the real winners." Count characters: Let's count: "I’ve burned footage on GoPro’s overheating. Here’s why I won’t use them and why DJI/Inst360 are the real winners." That is 109? Let's check: Count: I(1) ’(2) v(3) e(4) space(5) b(6) u(7) r(8) n(9) e(10) d(11) space(12) f(13) o(14) t(15) o(16) g(17) u(18) space(19) o(20) n(21) space(22) G(23) o(24) P(25) r(26) o(27) ’(28) s(29) space(30) o(31) v(32) e(33) r(34) h(35) e(36) a(37) t(38) i(39) n(40) g(41) .(42) space(43) H(44) e(45) r(46) e (47) ’(48) s (49) space (50) w(51) h(52) y (53) space(54) I (55) space (56) w(57) o(58) n(59) ’(60) t(61) space(62) u(63) s(64) e(65) space(66) t(67) h(68) e(69) m(70) space(71) a(72) n(73) d(74) space(75) w(76) h(77) y(78) space(79) D(80) J(81) I(82) / (83) I(84) n(85) s(86) t(87) 3(88) 6(89) space(90) a(91) r(92) e(93) space(94) t(95) h(96) e(97) space(98) r(99) e(100) a(101) l(102) space(103) w(104) i(105) n(106) n(107) e(108) r(109) s(110).(111) So 111 characters, within 155.

Tags: gopro, overheating, dji, insta360, camera

Now article content: 2-3 paragraphs. We need to mention the "Summary: PLUS: What happens when the AI companies get bored with licensing media content?" That might be a paragraph heading. We can incorporate it.

Paragraph 1: personal experience with GoPro overheating. Paragraph 2: Only way they'd try new GoPro hardware: if given free, still not trust. Paragraph 3: No longer recommend GoPro. Mention competitors.

We need to keep within 2-3 paragraphs. So 3 paragraphs is acceptable.

Paragraph 1: "I’ve been a GoPro fan for years, but the real world has shown me otherwise. During a recent mountain trek I recorded 2 hours of footage with a HERO10, only to watch the battery icon turn red and the camera shut down mid‑shot. I lost an entire sunrise sequence and a crucial time‑lapse. The culprit? The HERO10’s infamous overheating, a problem that shows up when you push the camera to its limits." etc.

Paragraph 2: "I’d only consider trying a new GoPro if they handed me the unit for free. Even then, I’d treat it like a prototype, never trusting it for a live event where the stakes are high. The camera’s temperature sensor is too conservative; it shuts down before the footage is safe." etc.

Paragraph 3: "I no longer recommend GoPro products. DJI’s Mavic and Insta360’s GO2 consistently handle heat better and deliver reliable footage. If you need a dependable camera, look beyond GoPro." etc.

We also need to mention the AI licensing part? The user says: "Summary: PLUS: What happens when the AI companies get bored with licensing media content?" That may be a subheading or part of article content. We could include it as a paragraph heading: "Summary: PLUS: What happens when the AI companies get bored with licensing media content?" But we need to keep 2-3 paragraphs. We can incorporate the AI part as part of paragraph 3 maybe. But we should be careful not to exceed 3 paragraphs.

We can do:

Paragraph 1: personal experience with overheating.

Paragraph 2: Only way they'd try new GoPro hardware.

Paragraph 3: Summary: PLUS: What happens when the AI companies get bored with licensing media content? And mention no longer recommend GoPro, favor DJI and Insta360.

But that paragraph would be too long? It's okay.

We must ensure the article content is 2-3 paragraphs. We'll produce 3 paragraphs.

Let's draft final article content:

Paragraph 1: personal experience with GoPro overheating.

Paragraph 2: Only way they'd try new GoPro hardware.

Paragraph 3: Summary: PLUS: What happens when the AI companies get bored with licensing media content? No longer recommend GoPro, favor DJI/Inst360.

We need to keep within 2-3 paragraphs; we have 3 paragraphs. Good.

Now we produce final answer with 4 lines: HEADLINE, META, TAGS, ARTICLE.

Let's craft HEADLINE: "GoPro Overheating: Why I'm Done With Their Cameras"

Count characters: G(1)o(2)p(3)r(4)o(5) space(6)O(7)v(8)e(9)r(10)h(11)e(12)a(13)t(14)i(15)n(16)g(17) space(18):(19) space(20)W(21)h(22)y(23) space(24)I(25)'(26)m(27) space(28)D(29)o(30)n(31)e(32) space(33)W(34)i(35)t(36)h(37) space(38)T(39)h(40)e(41) space(42)G(43)o(44)P(45)r(46)o(47) space(48)C(49)a(50)m(51)e(52)r(53)a(54)s(55).(56) That's 56 characters, within 60.

META: "I’ve burned footage on GoPro’s overheating. Here’s why I won’t use them and why DJI/Inst360 are the real winners." Count: we counted earlier 111.

TAGS: gopro, overheating, dji, insta360, camera

Now ARTICLE: We'll write 3 paragraphs.

Paragraph 1:

"I’ve been a GoPro fan for years, but the real world has shown me otherwise. During a recent mountain trek I recorded 2 hours of footage with a HERO10, only to watch the battery icon turn red and the camera shut down mid‑shot. I lost an entire sunrise sequence and a crucial time‑lapse. The culprit? The HERO10’s infamous overheating, a problem that shows up when you push the camera to its limits."

Paragraph 2:

"I’d only consider trying a new GoPro if they handed me the unit