AI literacy for the team
- What AI actually is, and what it is not
- Safe and practical use in day-to-day work
- Pitfalls: data protection, source criticism, hallucinations
- Shared ground rules for AI use
AI competence
AI competence for organisations that want to use artificial intelligence safely and responsibly.
The EU AI Act requires that those using AI have enough competence to use it responsibly. We help organisations meet that requirement, and understand the tools they have already adopted.
Why AI competence now
AI is already in use in most organisations, often without leadership knowing where. It is worth finding out.
Article 4 of the EU AI Act requires organisations to ensure that those developing and using AI systems have sufficient competence. This is not about becoming a data engineer, but about understanding enough to use artificial intelligence safely, responsibly and effectively.
We translate the regulation into practice. What the requirements mean for you specifically, what you need to be able to document, and how to get there without work grinding to a halt.
Read our walkthrough of Article 4 and what the requirement means in practice
Article 4 of the EU AI Act: organisations must ensure sufficient AI competence among those who develop and use AI systems.
Workshops and programmes
Three levels, from shared foundational competence for the whole team to governance and accountability at leadership level.
Operational AI competence
- Everything from the half day, deepened and made practical
- EU AI Act requirements and what they mean for you
- Practical exercises using your own work tasks
- A draft internal AI policy
AI governance and transparency
- Accountability, governance and risk in AI use
- AI transparency and documentation
- A roadmap for EU AI Act compliance
- Advice matched to organisational maturity
Ready to build AI competence?
We start by mapping where you stand. Then we build the training around what you actually use AI for.
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