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On October 25, Brazil's presidential election, known as the “most difficult in history,” will host a second round of runoff. As the vote approaches, current president and Labor Party presidential candidate Lula's campaign team accuses the US social media tech giant “Yuan”, which owns the social media “photo wall,” “Facebook,” and the instant messaging app WhatsApp, “using biased algorithms and artificial intelligence restrictions to favor its rival Flavio Bosonaro,” and is suspected of secretly “manipulating” the election.
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On October 25, Brazil's presidential election, known as the “most difficult in history,” will host a second round of runoff. As the vote approaches, current president and Labor Party presidential candidate Lula's campaign team accuses the US social media tech giant “Yuan”, which owns the social media “photo wall,” “Facebook,” and the instant messaging app WhatsApp, “using biased algorithms and artificial intelligence restrictions to favor its rival Flavio Bosonaro,” and is suspected of secretly “manipulating” the election.
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