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Mandatory AI Training For Employees In The EU: Your Guide To Compliance

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Starting 2 February 2025, Art. 4 of the AI Act will require businesses to ensure their workforce is equipped with a sufficient level of artificial intelligence (AI) literacy.

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Daniela Birnbauer
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Starting 2 February 2025, Art. 4 of the AI Act will require businesses to ensure their workforce is equipped with a sufficient level of artificial intelligence (AI) literacy. With AI rapidly reshaping industries, this new regulatory obligation presents both a challenge and an opportunity. Here's everything you need to know about the new AI literacy requirements and how your company can successfully meet them.

What is AI literacy?

AI literacy goes beyond knowing how to use AI tools. It encompasses the knowledge and skills necessary to understand, use and critically assess AI systems. As AI continues to evolve, so do its legal, ethical and societal implications. AI literacy therefore involves:

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