AI Literacy as required by art. 4 EU AI Act

This training leads to the acquisition of the necessary AI Literacy as required per art. 4 EU AI Act. The training covers legal aspects of dealing with artificial intelligence - from the legal framework to ethics and compliance.

Duration: Half day 4h, full day 8h
Number of participants: min. 5 persons; in the law firm max. 6 persons, in-house without person limit
Format: in-person
Price: Per person: 249 € half-day, 399 € full day
Speaker: Jörn Tröber, certified IT-Lawyer

Training contents

With this training course, participants acquire the AI literacy required under Art. 4 of the EU AI Act when using artificial intelligence. By February 2, 2025, companies that use AI or offer AI systems themselves must provide their employees with sufficient training.

Exemplary training content:

Introduction to artificial intelligence (AI) and its legal relevance
Legal framework conditions for AI applications
Liability and responsibility in the context of AI
Data protection and data security for AI-controlled systems
Transparency and explainability of AI decisions
Discrimination and bias in AI algorithms: Legal implications
Ethics and moral aspects of AI in a legal context
International legal issues in connection with AI
Future prospects and challenges in the age of AI

Dates on request - The training is offered both at the law firm and in-house. The scope of the required training depends on the type of AI systems used or offered. The scope of training can be significantly higher, especially when using high-risk AI.

Participants receive a certificate of participation.

Target group

This training is aimed at employees who use AI systems as part of their work. It is also aimed at employees of companies that develop AI systems themselves. Company executives and data protection officers can also use this training to gain a good overview of the legal issues relating to the use of artificial intelligence in companies.

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