AI EXPERTISE FOR SMES
Empower staff. Optimize processes. Comply with the requirements of the AI Act.
Artificial intelligence offers businesses enormous opportunities – from more efficient processes to new business models. At the same time, the demands placed on the responsible use of AI systems are increasing.
Using AI safely and responsibly within the organisation
The EU AI Act requires organisations to ensure that staff working with AI possess an adequate level of AI competence (Art. 4 AI Act). This is not merely a matter of complying with regulatory requirements, but above all of using AI safely, effectively and profitably.
Our training course provides the necessary foundations for this – in a practical, accessible way and with a focus on small and medium-sized enterprises. Participants learn to better assess the opportunities and risks of AI, evaluate typical use cases within their organisations, and integrate AI responsibly into their day-to-day work.
This training course is not a substitute for individual legal advice. For company- or sector-specific legal issues, we recommend consulting specialist legal advisers.
The training course not only covers the basics of the EU AI Act, but also demonstrates how AI can be put to good use in day-to-day business operations. The aim is to enable staff to use AI safely, recognise its potential and, at the same time, minimise risks.
This creates a twofold benefit:
- Compliance with the AI competence requirements under Article 4 of the AI Act
- Greater efficiency, productivity and innovation within the organisation
Upon successful completion, participants will receive a certificate of attendance as proof of the AI skills they have acquired.
Our training course provides a thorough understanding of the requirements of the EU AI Act and raises awareness of the resulting obligations. Please note that, as an agency, we do not provide legal advice and cannot accept any liability for legal consequences. For the legally compliant implementation of specific use cases or individual legal assessments, we strongly recommend consulting a specialist legal expert.
Price on request.
AI expertise is no longer just a nice-to-have.
It’s best to ask
Inga Roser
Projektleitung Digitales Marketing / KI-Management und -Beratung
“I’ll be honest: regulations usually tend to annoy me. But I see the AI Act differently. Time and again, I see companies using AI without clear guidelines. This means they’re missing out on opportunities while creating unnecessary risks at the same time.
That’s why I believe clear guardrails and AI literacy are essential. But with my training, I want to go one step further: I want to show employees the opportunities AI can offer and motivate them to actively make use of them. Because ultimately, it’s the people within a company who drive change – and for me, both competence and enthusiasm are key.”
Inga Roser. People. Business. AI.