EU AI Act · Article 4 · enforcement from 3 August 2026
Is your workforce AI-literate? The EU already requires it.
Since 2 February 2025, Article 4 of the EU AI Act requires every provider and deployer of AI systems to ensure a sufficient level of AI literacy of their staff. It applies to any company using AI in the EU, whatever the risk tier. From 3 August 2026, national market surveillance authorities can enforce it.
What we do
From legal obligation to workforce capability.
The regulation does not prescribe a training format or a certificate. It asks you to demonstrate that your people use AI competently, in your context. That is a training design problem, and it is our job.
Readiness assessment
We map where AI is actually used in your organisation, by whom and with what risk, then measure current literacy against the roles. You get a gap report and a training plan.
Role-based training
General AI literacy for all staff, deeper modules for people operating or overseeing AI systems, executive sessions for decision makers. Online, live or asynchronous, in English.
Compliance evidence
Attendance, content and assessment records structured as documentation you can show a regulator or an auditor, plus a yearly refresh cycle as tools and rules evolve.
The rules, at the source
Article 4 applies since 2 February 2025; supervision and enforcement rules apply from 3 August 2026, under national market surveillance authorities. The European Commission has confirmed there is no mandated format or certification: adequacy is judged on your staff, your systems and your context. Read the official sources: European Commission, AI literacy Q&A · Regulation (EU) 2024/1689 (AI Act).
Why us
Delivered with AI4HR, our AI-for-HR brand.
We have been training Italian companies on applied AI, prompt design and digital mindset since before the AI Act made it mandatory. AI4HR is the Ubloom brand dedicated to AI in the HR function; this programme runs on the same method: practical use cases, no hype, measured outcomes.
One obligation, every EU operation
Article 4 covers staff and contractors of any company deploying AI in the EU, regardless of where the headquarters sits. One programme can cover your teams across Member States, delivered remotely in English.
Talk to usEnforcement starts on 3 August 2026. Where do you stand?
A 30-minute call to scope your AI Act readiness assessment. No obligation.
Request the assessment