Because Twitter, StackOverflow, Reddit etc. stopped the access to their data.
Twitter, StackOverflow, Reddit, Wikipedia combined? It seems to be pretty good at otherwise emotional/not super objective topics (it's able to guess typical human emotions on a situation basis/see both sides). Where would it learn that from training wise?
"Sentiment Analysis" & "Emotion Lexicons" are part of the training process for all major LLMs.
What are your thoughts on the whole narrative of "Google was asleep at the wheel innovation wise" because obviously they had Twitter/Reddit/Wikipedia/StackOverflow indexed as well as anybody else on the planet (at least I think they did... maybe not individual tweets?)
If both OpenAI and Google "index" the same content, why is a random-word-generator (LLM) able to outperform Google (who can actually cite sources, etc.)
OpenAI already has legal trouble, I bet others try to avoid the same.