continuation... Research by Brazil Outlet Agência Lupa found that multiple AI-branded women were digitally inserted into real Bolsonaro campaign footage, sometimes replacing real politicians, to create the illusion of enthusiastic supporters. One of them, known as Julia Cortez or "Loira do Flávio", has a completely fictional effect with a horse of followers. But the action goes beyond political photos and videos. According to the researchers, two accounts containing synthetic women amassed more than 1.7 million followers and nearly 48 million views on 28 manipulative videos, using Bolsonaro-related content to attract audiences before directing them to Telegram channels selling adult material from an artificial intelligence culture. So, in essence, it was a kind of honey pot operation for Bolsonaro's male supporters. While there is no verified evidence that Pollaro's campaign activated these accounts, the revelations come amid separate controversies involving political videos and allegations surrounding Bolsonaro. Earlier, Brazil's court ordered the removal of AI-sophisticated videos posted by Flávio, while Meta's handling of political advertising in Brazil came under scrutiny, particularly with allegations that Meta gave Bolsonaro's campaign preferential treatment over Lula da Silva's campaign. While the Brazilian court sided with Lula and supported these claims, Meta continues to deny favoritism to the Bolsonaro campaign. All this is apart from multiple investigations and accusations of money laundering, kickbacks and corruption Flavio Bolonaro is facing. Ultimately, the election is marred by allegations of corruption and questions about the impact of artificial intelligence, social media manipulation and digital engagement.