The Cockroach Janta Party (CJP), which originated as a viral meme, exemplifies the increasing influence of artificial intelligence (AI) in political movements. Experts predict that 2026 will mark a significant year for AI adoption in political management, with effects likely to unfold in 2027. Sudhanshu Kaushik, president of the Centre for Youth Policy, emphasizes that AI tools enable the creation of political movements akin to successful business ventures. Advanced AI agents can function as 'swarms,' adapting to human interactions and simulating authentic grassroots movements. This capability drastically reduces the cost of building political campaigns, allowing malicious actors to exploit platform algorithms effectively. Lukasz Olejnik from King’s College London notes that AI-generated content can create tailored narratives at unprecedented speeds. However, Aishik Saha, a PhD candidate, warns that while AI can polarize users by affirming existing beliefs, it is not the sole factor influencing online narratives. The role of recommendation algorithms on social media is also crucial in shaping user perceptions. Experts urge nations to remain vigilant against the potential for covert influence operations disguised as organic movements.