By Plenary Sessions: Urve Tiidus

The speaker demonstrates expertise regarding aviation regulations and fuel safety, detailing the safety protocols for biofuel blending, outlining the percentage targets (2% initially, rising to 70% by 2050), and discussing the overall impact on commercial air transport. Technical terms like "sustainable aviation fuel" are employed, and reference is made to the European Commission's impact assessment. This expertise is further evident in the clear distinction drawn between the three types of sustainable fuels: biofuels, synthetic fuels, and recycled carbon-based fuels.

The speaker demonstrates knowledge of complex financial instruments, such as derivatives and repo transactions, while also providing a substantive definition for them (a loan secured by shares or securities). Furthermore, the speaker is familiar with money laundering as a serious form of covert criminal activity and the international standards for its prevention.

The speaker demonstrates knowledge in the field of educational technology, employing specific terminology such as "artificial intelligence" and "ChatGPT." Their expertise is evident in the ability to connect technological innovation with issues spanning both financial planning and the development of student creativity.

The speaker demonstrates knowledge of applying artificial intelligence within the legal system, highlighting a specific example of the automated adjudication of traffic fines based on speed camera data. Technical terms such as "artificial intelligence" and "robotically" are used, indicating expertise in digital law topics.

The speaker demonstrates expertise in cybercrime and security matters, utilizing specific statistical data (e.g., 16 million euros in losses, $10.5 trillion in global damage). He/She emphasizes the threat of cybercrime to businesses, governments, and private individuals and is familiar with the process of transposing EU law.

The speaker demonstrates expertise in technology and labor market projections, citing data and specific figures from the World Economic Forum (92 million jobs, 40% of positions). Specific terminology, such as "artificial intelligence" and "smart robots," is employed to underscore the gravity of the subject matter. The primary focus is the impact of artificial intelligence on public service.

The speaker demonstrates awareness of the fundamental principles of market economy and competition law, using terms such as "free competition" and "the most important pillar of the market economy." This expertise is evident in the capacity to question the draft bill's compliance with these principles and to demand the simplification of the legally complex content for the layperson.