EU AI Act readiness — online corporate course

Senior management, compliance and legal officers, data protection officers, IT and HR managers in companies established in Luxembourg that develop, purchase or use artificial intelligence systems.

No technical prerequisites. A general understanding of the company's information systems is useful.

Give the managers concerned a working command of the EU Artificial Intelligence Act: establish whether the company acts as a provider or a deployer, classify its AI systems by risk level, identify the resulting obligations, and build a compliance plan proportionate to its size and means.

An 8-hour programme over two weeks. Week one sets the framework: scope, definitions, roles and risk levels. Week two is applied: an inventory of the AI systems participants actually use, their classification, the corresponding obligations, and the drafting of an action plan.

Scope and definitions

• provider, deployer, importer, distributor
• risk levels and what they require
• prohibited practices
• high-risk systems and required documentation
• transparency obligations
• general-purpose AI models
• internal governance, system register and responsibilities.

Online small-group training. Every regulatory concept is applied to the systems participants actually use, building an inventory and a risk classification during the session.

Assessment through practical cases: classifying real AI systems and identifying the applicable obligations.

Named certificate of attendance stating hours and topics covered. This course is an awareness and preparation exercise; it constitutes neither a compliance audit nor legal advice.

Session materials, a risk-classification grid and a system-register template, provided in digital format.

Price shown is for a group of 10 participants. Rates vary with group size and the number of groups; quotation on request. Delivered in-company or inter-company, online.

This course addresses Regulation (EU) 2024/1689 on artificial intelligence. Content is updated to reflect the state of application of the Regulation at the date of each session.