Oh sure, ultimately speaking Twitter is there to harvest as much information as possible, just like Facebook; shareholder profits are second to that missive. Geolocation data especially, all of these apps have access to GPS data if permissions are enabled by the user, and to additional sensor data such as accelerometer trajectories that can be used by AI models to pinpoint exact user geolocation by picking up on things like potholes and specific trajectories of curves of roads during travel, even if GPS permissions have been disabled by the user.

1. The U.S. federal government and their WEF handlers are entitled to all of that surveillance data, because they worked behind the scenes to leverage their embedded media operatives to promote Twitter/Facebook/TikTok etc during nascent stages, in exchange for IPOs and Ferraris for the corporate founders;

2. Shareholders are entitled to ever-increasing profits, that's why they signed up for the promises of #1 above; but

3. Bearded Dorsey make the mistake of getting involved in politics and then disappointed one-too-many shareholders with their earnings calls, just like Facebook is doing, because... it's just an app;

4. Cue corporate cleanup team.

Anyways understand that AI is always in the background of these projects, you rarely see the effects of AI and what it's being used for in social networking beyond recommender systems (what Twitter recommends you follow or buy next). The real application of AI with Twitter and Facebook and TikTok and the rest is hidden, that's the part where they are using deep neural networks to divine insights about crowd dynamics and social hierarchies and influencer analysis into what drives people to act in large numbers, etc. You don't see any of those results, nor do their shareholders. That all goes back to Aunt Sam.