@stefano The problem with this argument is that it turns AI into a boogeyman instead of addressing the actual causes of concentration.
If the concern is that a handful of companies hold too much power, then the solution is not another speech about fear. The solution is creating conditions for alternatives to exist: funding research, supporting open standards, investing in digital sovereignty, promoting open-source software, and encouraging citizens, universities, and public institutions to participate in innovation.
He is the President of a G7 country. He has a platform capable of launching national initiatives, bringing together researchers, entrepreneurs, and communities around technology. Instead, the public message becomes "be afraid of AI because a few companies are powerful."