AI Act literacy training
Companies and public bodies that want to meet the Article 4 AI literacy obligation and make their human oversight real.
Updated: 2026-09
Article 4 of the EU AI Act requires a sufficient level of AI literacy among staff. This training meets that obligation practically and by role: the people who deploy and oversee AI understand what the systems do, where their limits lie, and when an output should be questioned.
The AI Act requires AI literacy in Article 4 — and human oversight of high-risk systems is only as good as the understanding of the people exercising it. Oversight by staff who do not understand the AI is oversight on paper only.
This training closes the gap practically and by role — not as a general AI talk, but as concrete capability for your teams’ actual tasks.
What you get
Role-based content
Tailored to users, oversight staff and decision-makers.
Practical examples
Oriented to your real AI use cases.
Oversight capability
Concrete guidance on when and how to question an AI output.
Evidence
Documentation demonstrating fulfilment of the Article 4 obligation.
How it runs
- 01
Needs
Capturing the roles and AI use cases in the organisation.
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Tailoring
Cutting the content to the actual tasks.
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Delivery
Running the training practically and by role.
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Evidence
Documenting attendance and competence.
Price framing
As a fixed-price package or a retainer. We set the specific frame after a short first conversation — transparently and in advance.
Indicative, not a binding quote — the frame is confirmed during scoping.
What drives the price? → Cost guide
Parent service: EU AI Act & Compliance Advisory
FAQ
Is a one-off training enough?
As a foundation, yes — but AI literacy is an ongoing matter. We design the training so it can be repeated and updated.
Who is the training for?
Everyone who works with AI or oversees it — from users to decision-makers, each with appropriate content.
Does it satisfy the Article 4 obligation?
The training is designed to meet the AI literacy obligation and to evidence that it has been met.
AI Act literacy training
Companies and public bodies that want to meet the Article 4 AI literacy obligation and make their human oversight real.