A maintained AI literacy curriculum for organisations that fall under the EU AI Act, assembled around your systems and your risk profile, and kept current as the technology moves.
Article 4 of the EU AI Act has applied since 2 February 2025. It requires providers and deployers of AI systems to support AI literacy among staff and anyone operating AI systems on their behalf.
National enforcement began on 2 August 2026. Infringement sits in the general tier, carrying fines up to €7.5 million or 1.5 percent of worldwide annual turnover, whichever is higher.
If your organisation uses AI tools and has European operations, staff or customers, you are almost certainly a deployer, and the duty applies regardless of your size.
Role-differentiated training for the people who build, buy, operate and oversee AI systems, rather than one undifferentiated course. Article 4 asks you to account for technical knowledge, experience and the context of use, which is a scoping exercise before it is a teaching one.
The material is selected and framed from a catalogue of 187 topics across 60 courses and 538 classes, each carrying observable objectives. Your programme is a path through it, which is why it arrives in weeks rather than quarters.
AI content written a year ago is wrong today. Updates propagate from the catalogue to every programme built on it, so your training does not quietly decay into a compliance risk of its own.
Who was trained, on what, when, and against which obligation. Article 26 places a further and stricter duty on deployers of high-risk systems, and the record is built to answer both.
Programmes are written and maintained by a practitioner who has built and run machine learning systems in banking, healthcare and national laboratories, rather than assembled by a content team from public material.
We will write to you within one working day to arrange a time.