AI Governance · AI Literacy Training
Since February 2025, the EU AI Act requires companies that use AI to make sure their staff understand it. Our half-day training covers what your people actually need, built around the tools they actually use.
Article 4 of the EU AI Act says providers and deployers of AI must take measures to ensure their staff have a sufficient level of AI literacy. It applies at every risk level, including companies that only use tools like ChatGPT or Copilot. It has applied since 2 February 2025.
“Sufficient” depends on how your people use AI. Generic online courses rarely match that, and they rarely leave you with evidence.
What they're good at, where they make things up, and why
The AI your team uses day to day, and its limits
Client data, personal data, confidential information, with real examples
When a human must review, and how
What's approved, what isn't, and who to ask
What the EU AI Act means for your company, in plain language
If your staff use AI tools and your AI is used in the EU, or you're an Irish company, Article 4 very likely applies. The quiz will give you a quick indication.
It covers the AI literacy obligation for the people trained. It doesn't cover the rest of the Act. For that, see the AI Readiness Diagnostic.
Yes. We tailor each session to the team's actual use: sales, operations, development and so on.
Websfarm is an implementation partner, not a law firm. The information on this page is general and is not legal advice. For a legal opinion on your position, speak to a qualified lawyer. We're happy to work alongside yours.