In an op-ed for La Stampa, Italian Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni links the case for global AI rules to a broader strategic risk: safeguards protecting privacy, individual rights and accountability in democracies could become competitive constraints against authoritarian systems that operate under different rules. The question extends beyond data and models to control over the technological stack — and the ability to turn industrial advantage into global standard-setting power
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