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 Duration 7 hours

Course Outline

Overview of the EU AI Act

  • The core objectives and scope of the regulation.
  • Essential definitions pertinent to end users.
  • Broad responsibilities for both organizations and individual employees.

Interpreting Article 4: Prohibited AI Practices

  • The specific restrictions in Article 4 and the rationale behind them.
  • Tangible examples of forbidden practices in common workplace tools.
  • Techniques for detecting potential violations during routine usage.

Individual Roles and Duties

  • Expected conduct when utilizing AI systems.
  • The impact of individual actions on overall organizational compliance.
  • Fundamentals of privacy and data handling for end users.

Safe Utilization of AI Tools

  • Practical advice for working with chatbots, recommendation engines, and automated decision-making tools.
  • Understanding AI limitations and knowing when to involve human oversight.
  • Identifying and reporting biased or detrimental outputs.

Reporting Incidents and Escalation Processes

  • Defining what qualifies as an incident or a suspected prohibited practice.
  • A clear, step-by-step workflow for reporting issues.
  • Necessary templates and types of evidence to gather.

Maintaining Records and Collecting Evidence

  • The minimum record-keeping standards expected of end users.
  • Methods for completing basic logs and verification checklists.
  • Procedures for transferring records to auditors and compliance teams.

Practical Scenarios and Interactive Exercises

  • An interactive session where participants identify a prohibited practice within a simulated system.
  • A hands-on exercise involving the submission of an incident report and the compilation of supporting documentation.
  • Group discussions on handling ambiguous AI responses effectively.

Evaluations and Certification

  • A brief assessment to verify understanding of key concepts.
  • A practical assignment requiring the completion of a sample incident report.
  • A completion certificate awarded to attendees who satisfy the success criteria.

Recap and Future Steps

Requirements

  • A fundamental grasp of workplace technology usage.
  • Awareness of your organization’s IT and data management policies.
  • An open attitude toward participating in scenario-based learning activities.

Intended Audience

  • End users who regularly interact with AI-driven systems.
  • Operational personnel tasked with executing AI usage procedures.
  • Non-technical stakeholders required to identify restricted AI applications.

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