Do not miss the August 2025 deadline to comply with the AI literacy obligation of the EU AI Act! If organisations do not comply with the EU AI Act, they may face fines of up to the higher of EUR 15 million or 3% of their worldwide turnover.
- Our value proposition
- What is the purpose of the EU AI Act and who is in scope?
- AI literacy – coming into effect from February 2025
- Are Non-EU companies also affected?
- Establishing AI literacy in your organisation provides significant value beyond compliance
Our value proposition
Our training aims to assist companies to fulfill their AI literacy related compliance obligations under the EU AI Act. Equip your team with the knowledge they need to navigate AI technologies safely and effectively.
What is the purpose of the EU AI Act and who is in scope?
The EU AI Act is a comprehensive regulation that governs the development and use of artificial intelligence (AI) within the European Union. It aims to ensure that AI systems are safe, transparent, and respect fundamental rights.
AI literacy – coming into effect from February 2025
Regarding AI literacy, the EU AI Act emphasises its importance as a foundational principle. Organisations are required not only to understand but also to actively manage the risks associated with AI technologies, ensuring these systems are used responsibly and ethically to safeguard your organisation and its stakeholders. AI literacy involves understanding the opportunities and risks of AI, applying technical knowledge appropriately, and considering the broader societal impacts of AI.
Are Non-EU companies also affected?
The EU AI act applies to providers, importers and distributors of AI systems or general-purpose AI models that are placed on the EU market, put into service or used in the EU, even if they were established in a third country.
Establishing AI literacy in your organisation provides significant value beyond compliance
It builds confidence in developing and executing AI strategies. Understanding the benefits and key technology concepts will boost in-house innovation.
Quality is improved throughout the AI lifecycle from AI strategy through developing and testing AI tools to sales.
Training all staff on specific use cases and effective prompts helps scaling AI adoption, even with a diverse workforce.
Ethical AI training protects a company's reputation and data, supporting compliance and resilience goals.
Curriculum details
- The EU AI Act curriculum consists of 4 modules which were designed to cover all aspects of AI literacy and compliance.
- The e-learning can be integrated into your learning platform OR on the PwC global platform according to your needs.
- We provide unlimited cross-border internal use for your whole group.
Different types of AI
Key AI concepts
How different types of AI apply to real-world scenarios
AI’s strengths and limitations compared to human intelligence
Factors affecting AI accuracy
Bias in AI and its implications
The challenges in ensuring AI explainability and interpretability
The risks associated with AI use
Key factors for selecting a GenAI tool
Skills for structuring effective prompts
Key considerations for interacting with GenAI
When to incorporate GenAI into everyday use
What is the AI Act and why is it important?
Obligations under the AI Act
Best practices for Using AI safely and effectively
How the way you use AI can affect the AI Act obligations of your organisation
The curriculum may be purchased for personal use in our e-learning webshop.
For corporate offers and other inquiries regarding the curriculum, please contact your local PwC representative or the Digital learning team.
