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 Duration 7 hours

Course Outline

Introduction to the EU AI Act

  • The regulatory purpose and scope
  • Key definitions pertinent to end users
  • Broad obligations for both organizations and individuals

Decoding Article 4: Prohibited AI Practices

  • The specific prohibitions in Article 4 and their rationale
  • Real-world examples of banned practices in workplace tools
  • Techniques for detecting potential violations in daily operations

Individual Roles and Duties

  • Expected conduct when utilizing AI systems
  • The impact of individual actions on broader organizational compliance
  • Essential privacy and data handling principles for end users

Best Practices for Safe AI Usage

  • Practical advice for engaging with chatbots, recommendation engines, and automated decision tools
  • Understanding AI limitations and knowing when to involve human oversight
  • Identifying and reporting biased or harmful outputs

Incident Reporting and Escalation Processes

  • Defining what constitutes an incident or suspected prohibited practice
  • A clear, step-by-step workflow for reporting incidents
  • Essential templates and evidence to collect

Record-Keeping and Evidence Gathering

  • Minimal records required from end users
  • Methods for maintaining basic logs and checklists
  • Proper handover of records to audit and compliance teams

Hands-On Scenarios and Activities

  • Interactive exercise: detecting prohibited practices in a simulated system
  • Practical task: submitting an incident report and compiling supporting documentation
  • Group discussion: strategies for handling ambiguous AI outputs

Evaluation and Certification

  • A concise knowledge check to verify comprehension
  • Practical assignment: finalizing a sample incident report
  • A completion certificate awarded to those who meet the assessment criteria

Conclusion and Future Actions

Requirements

  • A foundational understanding of common workplace technologies
  • Knowledge of your organization’s IT and data usage policies
  • An openness to participating in scenario-based learning activities

Target Audience

  • End users who regularly interact with AI systems
  • Operational staff tasked with enforcing AI usage procedures
  • Non-technical stakeholders who require the ability to identify prohibited AI behaviors

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