Overview
Artificial intelligence is transforming companies, and the EU AI Act sets the binding framework for it. The training builds documentable AI competence, from management to the teams that use AI every day. Art. 4 has applied since February 2025. As amended in July 2026, it requires providers and deployers to take measures that support their staff's AI literacy. Training with a record of attendance is the usual way.
This way your employees use generative AI safely and responsibly, understand risk classes and obligations, and contribute to compliant AI use.
Learning objectives
- Fundamentals of the EU AI Act
- Roles: providers, deployers, importers and distributors
- Understanding risk classes and obligations
- AI literacy under Art. 4
- Safe use of generative AI in the company
- Prohibited practices and typical risk scenarios
- Documentation, internal policies and evidence
Target group
Executive management, compliance, data protection, IT, business units, AI officers, product teams and employees using AI.
Format and schedule
- Duration
- 1 day
- Format
- Live online / in-house / role-based workshop
- Participants
- up to 12 people per group
- Language
- German / English
Prices (net)
| Online p.p. | €490 |
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| In-house per group | €1,690 |
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| Knowledge test (optional, p.p.) | +€50 |
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In-house flat rate per group of up to 12 people, plus travel costs.
Knowledge test and proof
A short GAD knowledge test can be added as an option. Participants receive a GAD certificate of attendance, a passed knowledge test is noted on it. It does not replace an accredited personal certification.