Italian companies, including Nvidia, Microsoft, and Cisco, have warned governments that Italy has about one year to prevent AI infrastructure protests before similar American-style protests occur. This request is due to growing citizen concern over AI systems after a period of summer dry spells and energy price increases. The same strategy has been applied in Italy, where companies have been involved in the 'Taskforce AI Infrastructure' project of the Labour government.

The group has proposed an action plan to ensure that AI infrastructure is accepted by citizens, suggesting a local benefit approach, such as financial indications or tax facilitiations. This plan has been promoted by the Ministry of Justice but must be implemented effectively to ensure public consent. The intervention of these companies is important because they represent a powerful force in the production of AI, and their refusal could lead to protests similar to those previously experienced in America.

The problem is that if this term '12 months' is not respected, similar protests like those experienced in America could occur, causing significant problems for AI companies. Therefore, it is essential that Italian governments take decisive actions to address this situation with key decisions to ensure coherence between AI infrastructure and social aspirations. Additionally, choosing a local benefit area can be considered a forward step, helping to create a more direct dialogue between AI companies and citizens, avoiding potential protests against AI infrastructure.

This strategy should be tested and evaluated carefully before being used in other areas of Italy. It is evident that Italy has the opportunity to handle this situation positively, but one must be prepared to manage any contradictions or conflicts. The Italian government must be ready to take drastic and innovative decisions to prevent similar protests to those experienced in America, maintaining always an open dialogue with interested parties.