AI Literacy E-Learning

AI system under Art. 3 EU AI Act — how it differs from classical software, examples from ChatGPT to face recognition, and what falls inside and outside the regulation.

Structure, scope and timeline of Regulation (EU) 2024/1689: extraterritorial reach, providers vs. deployers, staged entry into force 2025-2027.

Art. 5 EU AI Act: social scoring, manipulative AI, biometric mass surveillance, emotion recognition in the workplace — what has been off-limits since 2 February 2025 (fines up to EUR 35 million).

The four risk levels — prohibited, high-risk, limited, minimal — with Annex III as the high-risk list (HR recruiting, education, credit scoring, law enforcement).

The Art. 4 AI literacy obligation: who must be trained and when, what depth of content satisfies supervisors — reference curriculum for users and management.

Art. 26 obligations when deploying third-party high-risk AI: human oversight, input data quality, logging, informing data subjects, FRIA triggers.

ChatGPT and similar tools at work: prompt hygiene, trade-secret protection, source attribution, hallucination checks, internal usage policy.

Art. 16 provider obligations: risk management, data governance, technical documentation (Annex IV), conformity assessment, CE marking, post-market monitoring.

Dual regulation: when AI use triggers Art. 6, 9 and 22 GDPR, the interplay between DPIA and FRIA, automated individual decision-making in HR.

Your AI compliance roadmap: AI inventory, risk classification, training records, Art. 50 transparency labelling — the top obligations for 2026 on a single page.