Microsoft - Tweet Data Analysis

The tweets express a range of emotions, from excitement and awe to frustration and anger. The first tweet expresses amazement and excitement at the new ChatGPT from Microsoft, while the second expresses anticipation and optimism for the future of technology. The third tweet expresses a desire for a normalized zero meeting day. The fourth tweet expresses surprise and joy at being invited to chat with Microsoft Bing. The fifth tweet expresses disbelief at the announcement of a real life dog as a game pass subscriber reward. The sixth tweet expresses anger and frustration at Sony's alleged attempts to sabotage the Microsoft takeover. The seventh tweet expresses disbelief at the 55-page set of demands from Microsoft to Sony. The eighth tweet expresses defiance against Microsoft's decision to rip off a beloved Arc feature. The ninth tweet expresses surprise at Activision Blizzard CEO Bobby Kotick's accusations against Sony. The tenth tweet expresses awe and admiration at the implementation of Microsoft's biomedical text-generation model. The eleventh tweet expresses anger and frustration at the oligopoly of Microsoft, Google and Apple. The twelfth tweet expresses a humorous suggestion for Microsoft to sell Call of Duty to Nintendo. The thirteenth tweet expresses disappointment and frustration at losing a 10 year old Microsoft account. The fourteenth tweet expresses humor at the modern day cyber security. The fifteenth tweet expresses urgency in the search for an architect in Abuja. The sixteenth tweet expresses confusion and disappointment at Microsoft's lack of attempt to make a Banjo Kazooie sequel or remake. The seventeenth tweet expresses skepticism at the use of ChatGPT and Artificial Intelligence. The eighteenth tweet expresses shock and dismay at Sony's ending of communication with Microsoft and Activision Blizzard. The nineteenth tweet expresses nostalgia for the fun user interface of Microsoft Picture It. The twentieth tweet expresses excitement at the announcement of native RGB lighting controls in Windows 11.