Structured training programme

The course, module by module

Everything the Article 4 AI literacy training covers: contents, duration, hands-on exercises and assessment.

4
Modules
135 min
Total duration
40
Learning screens
12
Interactive labs
3
Writing workshops
80
Exam questions
1Module 1Free demo35 min

AI Fundamentals and the Generative Ecosystem

Understand the probabilistic nature of LLMs, why hallucinations happen, and how to apply human oversight at work.

5 Interactive theory3 Assessed challenge3 LabModule exam: 20 questions drawn from a larger bank, different on every attempt

Contents of this module

  1. How does a Large Language Model (LLM) actually "think"?
  2. The Token Lab: bet against the model
  3. Check: Trusting AI-Generated Answers
  4. The Randomness Dial: why the same question gets different answers
  5. The three faces of hallucination
  6. Practical Case: The Report with a Nonexistent Citation
  7. The "Human-in-the-Loop" principle and automation bias
  8. Module 1 Mastery Assessment
2Module 2Included in the licence30 min

The EU AI Act: what the law requires

Master the risk classification pyramid (Art. 5, 6, 50), the provider and deployer roles, transparency obligations, and the penalty regime.

5 Interactive theory5 Assessed challenge2 LabModule exam: 20 questions drawn from a larger bank, different on every attempt

Contents of this module

  1. The EU AI Act Risk Classification Pyramid
  2. The Pyramid Lab: classify real cases
  3. Check: Prohibited Practices under Article 5
  4. The red lines: what Art. 5 categorically bans
  5. Practical Case: The "Team Engagement Index"
  6. Provider or deployer: what's your company's role?
  7. Check: your obligations as a deployer
  8. Art. 50: transparency obligations in practice
  9. Practical Case: The Sales Assistant Without Disclosure
  10. Module 2 Final Assessment: Penalties & Oversight
3Module 3Included in the licence30 min

Privacy, GDPR, and protecting trade secrets

Learn where your data actually travels depending on the tool, spot the four dangerous elements in a prompt, apply the pseudonymization protocol, and respond to a real incident.

5 Interactive theory5 Assessed challenge4 LabModule exam: 20 questions drawn from a larger bank, different on every attempt

Contents of this module

  1. What happens to the data you feed into an AI?
  2. The Data Flow Lab: where does your prompt actually go?
  3. Practical Case: The Customer List in the Free Chat
  4. Anatomy of a leak: the 4 dangerous elements
  5. Spot the Dangerous Elements in This Prompt!
  6. The 3-step pseudonymization protocol
  7. Write a prompt with no data leak
  8. If it happens anyway: the incident playbook
  9. Practical Case: The Source Code in the Chat History
  10. Module 3 Mastery Assessment
4Module 4Included in the licence40 min

Professional use, delegation, bias, and oversight

Master prompt architecture, the delegation matrix, where algorithmic bias comes from, the Stop-the-Line protocol, and the oversight workflow — with a final exam.

6 Interactive theory6 Assessed challenge3 LabModule exam: 20 questions drawn from a larger bank, different on every attempt

Contents of this module

  1. Professional prompt architecture for safe results
  2. The Prompt Builder: watch quality happen live
  3. Write a professional-grade prompt
  4. The delegation matrix: which tasks suit AI?
  5. Which tasks suit AI, and which need critical oversight?
  6. Where bias comes from: the three sources
  7. Case: The HR Algorithm with Gender Bias
  8. Few-shot prompt with bias control
  9. The Stop-the-Line protocol: when to halt an AI
  10. Practical Case: The Chatbot Giving Away Discounts
  11. The Oversight Circuit: build the workflow
  12. Final assessment: competency under Art. 4

How you are assessed

Challenges during the lesson

Every theory block ends in a practical case you must solve to move on.

Exam per module

Questions drawn at random from a large bank: retaking never returns the same ones.

Verifiable diploma

After all four modules a certificate is issued with a unique code and SHA-256 hash, checkable in the public registry.

Free demo

Try Module 1 free