Austrian Member of the European Parliament Lena Schilling, of the Green Party, revealed last month she discovered deepfake images depicting her nude circulating online. Schilling stated she felt “nauseous” upon viewing the manipulated images, which were created from footage of one of her early press conferences. The images were digitally altered to remove her clothing. This incident is part of a larger trend, as approximately 138 female EU parliamentarians have been targeted by similar deepfake attacks. The case highlights the growing threat of AI-generated misinformation and its potential to harm political figures. Authorities are investigating the source and distribution of these malicious deepfakes, emphasizing the urgent need for countermeasures against such online abuse in the European Union. The incident raises serious concerns about the safety and privacy of female politicians in the digital age.