AI Literacy in Practice

Customized corporate training to ensure compliance with the AI Act

AI Literacy in Practice

Customized corporate training to ensure compliance with the AI Act

Prepare for the EU Artificial Intelligence Regulation (AI Act)
– conveniently, efficiently, and with expert support!

The AI Act imposes a new obligation on companies using high-risk AI systems: they must provide their employees with the basic knowledge necessary to use artificial intelligence – this is referred to as AI Literacy in the regulation. This requirement does not only apply to technology companies! In addition, it is strongly recommended that other companies and organizations provide AI Literacy training.

We take the burden of internal training off your shoulders! We organize and conduct comprehensive training on artificial intelligence.

We issue a certificate for the customized training, so your company can credibly demonstrate that it has met the AI Literacy requirement.

Why Choose Us?

✓ Preliminary needs and knowledge assessment

Before the training, we thoroughly assess the AI knowledge of the participants using online tests and questionnaires. As part of this, we also identify the work processes or areas where AI is already present or is expected to appear in the organization.

✓ Customized topics – using company-specific practical examples

Our topics, developed by experts, are based on the company’s actual work processes, specific industry and other requirements, real decision-making situations, and AI applications.

✓ Fast, flexible implementation

We also tailor the training format to the company’s needs: we offer online or in-person training, half-day, one-day or multi-day courses.

✓ Expert instructor(s) and exclusive training materials

We provide experienced lecturers who teach in a clear and practical manner. We provide customized training materials in both printed and digital form.

✓ Certificate – for participants and the company

At the end of the training, we assess how useful the knowledge transferred has been and provide feedback on any areas for further improvement. The certificate issued to the company confirms that the organization has collectively met the AI Literacy requirements set by AI ACt.

To Whom Do We Recommend the Training?

✓ Organizations that use or develop artificial intelligence.

✓ Organizations that use AI systems classified as high risk, such as in healthcare, education, critical infrastructure (energy supply, water supply, transportation networks), labor market and HR, financial services, migration and border control, law enforcement and justice, as the AI Act imposes stricter compliance obligations on them, so targeted training of employees in these areas is crucial. as the AI Act imposes stricter compliance obligations on them, so targeted training for employees in these areas is crucial.

✓ HR and compliance managers who want to proactively ensure that their employees have the required AI knowledge.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is AI Literacy?

AI Literacy refers to the basic knowledge required for the understanding, safe, and responsible use of artificial intelligence systems. This includes, for example, the basic principles of how AI works, the recognition of potential risks, and the conscious handling of ethical and legal dilemmas.

Are companies really required to provide AI Literacy training?

Yes, if the company uses a so-called high-risk AI system. Article 29 of the AI Act stipulates that in such cases, users must receive appropriate training, in particular on the correct interpretation of the system’s functioning and understanding its limitations.

What counts as a “high-risk” AI system?

The regulation lists these in a separate annex (Annex III). Examples include AI systems used in:

HR (e.g., recruitment, promotion, performance evaluation),
education (e.g., testing, grading),
healthcare (e.g., diagnostic support),
the financial sector (e.g., credit assessment),
critical infrastructure (e.g., traffic control, energy networks),
or law enforcement/justice purposes.

What does mandatory AI literacy training mean in practice?

In practice, this means that organizations using high-risk AI systems must:

prepare users of AI systems for conscious and safe use,
document that the training has been completed,
and provide practical, job-related knowledge during the training that is consistent with the spirit and requirements of the AI Act.

What if we don't use high-risk AI? Then we don't need AI Literacy training?

It is not legally required, but it is strongly recommended. Why?

Because, according to the preamble of the AI Act, AI users must always be aware of how the technology works.
Because a wrong decision or misunderstanding can carry reputational, legal, or ethical risks.
Because the nature of AI solutions can change over time – what is not “high risk” today may be tomorrow.
Because employees’ knowledge of AI is a competitive advantage in digital operations.

How can I prove that my organization has met the AI Literacy requirements?

With a certificate for NoBoVersum Zrt.’s customized training. Our company provides certificates for the training to both participants and the organization.

The individual certificates of participants contain the individual results of the online test taken by employees who have completed the training.
The organization certificate contains the details of the training (duration, topics, method) as well as the number of participants and their overall results. With this certificate, the organization can easily prove that it has met the AI Literacy requirements set by the AI Act.

What topics will be covered in the NoBoVersum Zrt. training?

NoBoVersum Zrt. has a basic curriculum and related training materials that we tailor to your needs and organizational characteristics!

Our starting point, the basic curriculum:

Introduction to the world of artificial intelligence

Basic concepts of AI explained
Types of AI and common areas of application
How do we encounter it in the workplace?

The EU AI Act – basic concepts and objectives

The AI Act in a nutshell
What are the mandatory corporate requirements?
What is “AI literacy” and why is it a key issue?

The risks and opportunities of artificial intelligence

Ethical and legal dilemmas (e.g., bias, data protection, transparency)
Practical examples: when can AI cause problems?
Can it be used safely?

AI in everyday work – conscious use

What should we look out for when purchasing solutions using AI?
Typical AI applications in the workplace: decision support, text generation, chatbots
What questions should we ask before using AI?
Interactive case study: how can we recognize problematic AI solutions?

Employee rights and obligations when using AI

What can employees do if they have concerns about an AI system?
Company procedures and feedback options
The role of the AI officer and the importance of communication

Knowledge check and best practices

Quick quiz and group game on the knowledge acquired
The company’s own examples – joint interpretation
Best practices and next steps

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