Free live webinar · 45 minutes

EU AI Act Article 4: get your team AI-literate before the regulator asks

A practical session for HR, legal, compliance, and operations leaders. Article 4 of the EU AI Act requires every person who interacts with AI in your organisation to have basic AI literacy. We'll show you what that actually means, how to prove it, and how to roll it out without burning a quarter on consulting.

Thursday, June 11, 2026 · 16:00 CET
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What you'll walk away with

Three things you can use the day after.

1

Article 4 in plain English

What the law actually requires, what it doesn't, and who in your organisation is on the hook. No legal jargon, no fluff, just the practical shape of the obligation.

2

A roll-out plan that fits your team

How to deliver AI literacy training to your staff without hiring a Big Four consultant or pausing operations. We'll walk through three realistic approaches and when each one makes sense.

3

Proof a regulator will accept

What "sufficient AI literacy" looks like in practice, what records to keep, and how to demonstrate compliance if someone asks. The documentation checklist you can use the next day.

Plus: a Q&A at the end where you can bring your specific situation and get a straight answer.
Dorota Mleczko, founder of Paloma's AI Academy
About the organizer

Hi, I'm Dorota Mleczko, founder of Paloma's AI Academy.

I've spent the last decade helping teams adopt new ways of working. The last two years, that's been about AI. This session is the one I wish HR and compliance leaders had when Article 4 entered into force: no jargon, no panic, just what to do on Monday.

Contact: hello@palomasacademy.ai · Genoa, Italy · VAT IT02860270996
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