AI literacy · EU AI Act Art.4

Train your team — and prove they're AI-literate.

Since 2 February 2025, the EU AI Act requires staff who work with AI to be "AI literate." AICVS includes the training, an end-of-module assessment that marks completion, and the records you can show in an audit — without leaving the platform.

Assessment-backed completion, not just a tick-box
How it works

Assign, learn, assess, record.

Assign by role

Pick the right module for general staff, technical, legal, or operations teams.

Learn

Each module covers the AI-governance essentials in plain language with lesson topics.

Pass the assessment

A short end-of-module quiz is graded against a pass mark; passing marks the module complete.

Keep the record

Completion, score, and attestation are stored and available for regulatory inspection.

Modules

Role-based paths, one literacy record.

Every path maps back to Art.4 and feeds the same completion log your readiness score and audit pack draw on.

All staff

AI Awareness Fundamentals

What AI is, your obligations, acceptable use, and when to escalate. The baseline everyone takes.

Developers

AI Development & Testing

Risk management (Art.9), data governance (Art.10), and testing for accuracy and robustness.

Managers

Governance & Oversight

Human oversight (Art.14) and deployer obligations (Art.26) for those who own AI decisions.

Legal / DPO

AI & Data Protection

Where the EU AI Act meets GDPR — lawful basis, DPIAs, and transparency duties.

Make Art.4 evidence, not a worry.

Included from the Pro plan. Assign your first module today.

Start readiness check →

AICVS prepares your evidence for independent review. It is not legal advice, a conformity assessment, or a certification body.

Regulatory review

Last reviewed: 7 August 2026. Next review due 7 November 2026, or sooner if the Commission publishes new guidance. Checked against Regulation (EU) 2024/1689 as published in OJ L of 12.07.2024, the AI Omnibus (in force 27 July 2026), and the Commission's Article 50 transparency guidelines (20 July 2026).

Primary sources: EUR-Lex 2024/1689 · AI Omnibus · Art. 50 guidelines · Commission compliance checker

This is a plain-English summary for planning, not legal advice, and the official text governs. If anything here has gone out of date, please tell us at hello@aicvs.io — we would rather be corrected than confidently wrong.