AI literacy training under Article 4
Article 4 places an AI literacy duty on providers and deployers alike, and it applies to staff and to anyone operating systems on your behalf. A generic e-learning module does not meet it: the training has to fit the systems in front of your people and their role around them.
Article 4 places an AI literacy duty on providers and deployers alike, and it applies to staff and to anyone operating systems on your behalf. A generic e-learning module does not meet it: the training has to fit the systems in front of your people and their role around them.
The obligation that is already in force
How it works
Short, specific and built around your systems rather than around a slide deck.
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Who needs what
Engineers, product, sales, support and leadership need different things. We map roles to content before writing any of it.
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Your systems, not examples
Sessions built around what your company actually runs — including the tools people adopted without asking.
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Delivery
Live sessions with recordings, plus a short reference people will realistically open again.
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Evidence
Attendance, content and dates recorded in the form you would show a regulator or an enterprise customer.
What is included
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Role-based curriculum
Four to six sessions, sized to the company.
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Written reference
What is allowed, what is not, and who to ask when it is unclear.
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Onboarding pack
So new hires are covered without repeating the whole programme.
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Records
The paperwork that shows the duty was discharged.