The AI Act is a key regulatory framework created to ensure AI is developed and used responsibly. It came into force in the EU on 2 August 2024, with AI literacy requirements starting on 2 February 2025. From then, organizations that provide or deploy AI systems must ensure their staff, and anyone involved in AI operations on their behalf, have sufficient AI literacy.
AI literacy is crucial not only for complying with the AI Act but also for enabling individuals to harness AI’s potential responsibly. It helps mitigate risks while aligning with organizational goals and regulatory standards. Diverse stakeholders must undergo AI literacy training and our programs are customized to their technical knowledge, experience, education, and the context in which they use AI systems.
Our trainings are developed to cater to a diverse stakeholder audience of different levels of technical expertise and are designed to help participants:
Understand the legal requirements on your organisation and how to comply with them in practice,
Understand the opportunities and risks of AI systems and how to create and use AI safely in a way that protects fundamental rights, health and safety,
Make informed decisions about AI systems in the specific context of your organisation.
We are also able to offer tailored AI literacy upskilling solutions upon request. A tailored approach is recommended for organisations that provide or deploy high-risk AI systems or general-purpose AI systems under the AI Act.
This course is for anyone who would like to know more about the AI Act and its requirements in greater detail. It is especially beneficial to internal compliance, risk management, and audit teams.
Introduction to AI, ways of operation and use cases,
Introduction to the AI Act - key requirements are and timelines of obligations,
How to assess what the AI Act means for you and your organisation,
In-depth requirements of the AI Act,
How to set up AI governance and compliance - key processes and roles and responsibilities.
This training lasts 2 full days and combines presentations, independent and collaborative tasks and exercises. Trainings take place in person at client premises. Trainings on PwC premises can also be organised.
After completion of this training you will receive a PwC certificate.
Christina leads the service offering around law and regulation of digital technologies and Responsible AI at PwC Czech Republic Trust over AI team. She brings 8+ years of experience in law, policy and technology. She has worked with policy-making and also guides organisations through complex regulatory and policy landscapes and best data practices to design and deliver high quality data-driven solutions. Christina's experience covers responsible and ethical innovation, data protection, and human rights law with experience working across the public and private sectors and a number of technologies, including AI, civil drones, and blockchain.
