The AI literacy training that meets your duty under the EU AI Act
Your people have to be AI-literate. You get the training and a documented record for the regulator, delivered by a team that builds AI in regulated industries itself.
30 min · no obligation · directly with a founder
What the AI literacy obligation requires, and who it applies to
If you deploy AI systems, Article 4 of the EU AI Act requires you to ensure a sufficient level of AI literacy among the people who work with AI on your behalf. The measure is their prior knowledge, their role, and the context of use.
Who the obligation applies to
Almost every company that uses AI, regardless of size or industry. Using ChatGPT, Microsoft Copilot, or an AI-assisted recruiting tool is already enough to trigger the obligation.
The Digital Omnibus (agreement of 7 May 2026) pushes the obligations for high-risk AI, the Annex III systems, to December 2027. The Article 4 literacy obligation is exempt and continues unchanged.
Timeline · Article 4
2 February 2025
In force. The obligation applies.
2 August 2026
Enforcement by market surveillance authorities.
What the training covers
You meet the obligation, hold the record of proof in your hands, and see where your AI stands.
A training tailored to your roles and your AI
Up front we briefly capture who takes part and which AI systems you run. From that we build the content, so the training matches each participant's level and context of use.
Taught by role and depth
- Fundamentals for everyone. Using AI safely day to day, with its limits and duties of care.
- Depth for leadership. Selecting, overseeing and taking responsibility for AI use.
- Hands-on operation. For teams that run AI systems day to day.
A record for your compliance file
Certificates of attendance, the content delivered, and a memo with the supporting rationale. With it you can show how you built AI literacy.
Technical feasibility of your AI
On request we take in your AI ideas and assess what can be built.
Gives you a clear basis for decisions
For every function that works with AI
Every function brings its own AI and its own obligations. That is why we train them differently.
Executive leadership
Carries the obligation and decides on the risk. You learn what you are liable for and which AI decisions stay with you.
Sales
Uses AI in proposals and customer communication. We show where data protection and confidentiality break down.
HR
Uses AI in recruiting, an area the regulation classifies as high-risk. We train for it with the care it requires.
Marketing
Creates content with AI. We cover copyright and the duty to label.
Customer service
Lets AI talk to customers. We fit in the transparency obligations.
IT and operations
Introduce AI tools. We teach how to run them securely and on the record.
Legal basis: Annex III of the AI Act lists recruiting AI as high-risk, Article 50 governs transparency and labelling obligations.
Trained by people who build AI themselves for the most demanding use cases
Dr. Sven-Erik Willrich
Strategic Advisor · Data & AI
He brings in the regulatory side, the EU AI Act and data protection, and translates it into what your training has to cover.
- 10+ years in Data & AI at DAX corporations (PowerCo/VW, MHP/Porsche, Accenture)
- PhD from KIT · Lecturer at HTW Berlin · 3 Springer books
Marc Eichner
Founder · AI Strategy & Training
He trains the strategic and business side and frames the training obligation in the context of your business. Beyond the first call he stays with you to the next sensible step.
- 3× LinkedIn Top Voice (AI Strategy & Sovereign AI)
- Serial startup founder · focused on sovereign AI for 3 years
Good to know
Three points up front, so you know where you stand.
Do we need a certificate?
No. For the literacy obligation the AI Act does not require a certificate. But if you are audited, you have to be able to show which measures you took. We provide that documentation.
How long does the training take?
It depends on the roles and the group size. We keep it as compact as possible without undercutting the obligation.
Are we liable if something goes wrong?
The obligation stays with you as the deployer; we cannot take the legal responsibility off your hands. What we provide is the training and the documentation that show you took the obligation seriously.
How it works
From the first question to the record in your file.
Intro call
We clarify your situation and whether this is the right fit.
Intake
You tell us the roles and the AI in use. We take care of the rest.
Training
Your team takes part, on site or online.
Record of proof
You receive the documentation for your file.
Technical feasibility
OptionalOn request we take in your AI ideas and assess what can be built.
Pricing
A clear entry point, scaled to your scope.
Training and record
Half day or full day, on site or online, up to 15 participants. Individually tailored, including the record-of-proof package.
depending on format, group size, and depth
Technical feasibility
We map your AI systems and assess what is feasible.
depending on the use case
All prices plus VAT; on-site delivery plus travel costs.
More questions
What often stays open beyond the obligation itself.
The first step is a conversation
In one call you find out what the obligation means for your company and how to meet it.
30 min · no obligation · directly with a founder