The EU AI Act requires action

From February 2, 2025, organizations are required to demonstrate AI literacy when using AI systems. Are you prepared?

What does the law require?

Article 4: AI literacy

The EU AI Act is the world's first comprehensive legal framework for AI. While it focuses heavily on high-risk systems, Article 4 applies to almost every professional environment. It mandates that anyone using AI tools—from ChatGPT to data analysis software—must understand how they work, what the risks are, and how to use them ethically.

Compliance obligation

Compliance isn't just about following rules; it's about being able to prove it. Our platform provides a verified trail of training and testing. While high-risk AI systems require additional, tool-specific training within your company, our certification provides the essential Article 4 baseline that every employee needs to interact safely with AI.

Why start now?

Unskilled AI use leads to hidden risks such as reputation damage, wrong decisions, and potential liabilities or fines. Immediate training prevents "Shadow AI" and ensures your team stays within safe operational boundaries.

Risk of non-compliance

Fines up to €35 million or 7% of global turnover. Reputational damage and increased oversight from authorities.

Who does this apply to?

All organizations that use or provide AI systems within the EU, regardless of size or sector.

What must you demonstrate?

Training records, certificates, and demonstrable knowledge of AI fundamentals among relevant personnel.

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