Flood of requests for access to public information using AI. They may threaten security

Local government representatives are urging Prime Minister Donald Tusk to reconsider public access to sensitive information regarding critical infrastructure, citing security concerns. They argue that detailed data about water sources, energy supplies, and healthcare facilities should not be freely accessible due to potential risks, especially in light of hybrid threats and cyberattacks. The letter emphasizes the need for clarity on which information should be protected for safety reasons, while also acknowledging the importance of transparency. Experts warn that restricting access could hinder public oversight and accountability, suggesting that existing laws should be revised rather than amended to limit information access.