For Management
Clarify liability
Who is responsible in the company and for what.
For HR & L&D
Prove training
Which employees need to be trained.
For IT & Compliance
Set up documentation
What you must be able to present in an audit.
What Article 4 requires and what it explicitly does not require.
Who has to be included: people who actually work with AI systems, including contractors and service providers.
Which formats qualify from self-directed learning to workshops and multi-stage programmes.
What documentation looks like that holds up in an audit: type of measure, scope, people who took part.
What the planned Digital Omnibus is likely to change in the wording of Article 4 and what that means for your planning.
Your questions, answered live.
AGENDA
How the session runs
60 minutes, starting on time, ending on time.
0–5 min
5–20 min
Who is affected: who in your company is meant
20–35 min
Appropriateness: which measure fits which role
35–45 min
Proof: what you should document
45–60 min
Your questions
Wording and scope
Who has to be included
What is not required
What documentation should contain
Planned change through the Digital Omnibus
What does the briefing cost?
Is it enough if our staff teach themselves?
Do we need a certificate?
Does this apply to us if we only use ChatGPT?
Is this legal advice?
Can I bring colleagues?
What happens after I register?
None of the dates work for me.
Do I have to switch my camera on?
What happens to my data?
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Legal basis
Regulation (EU) 2024/1689 (AI Act), Article 4 AI literacy. Retrieved on 28 July 2026.
Bundesnetzagentur
Bundesnetzagentur, “KI-Kompetenzen nach Artikel 4 KI-Verordnung”, guidance paper, June 2025. The guidance serves orientation only and does not constitute binding instructions or interpretations. Retrieved on 28 July 2026.
BeKI / BAköV
BeKI (Federal Ministry for Digital Affairs and State Modernisation) and BAköV (Federal Ministry of the Interior), “Kompetenzaufbau gemäß Art. 4 AI Act (KI-VO) Hinweise für Grundlagen-Schulungen”, website status 26 September 2025. The paper is addressed to the federal administration. The general remarks on Art. 4 and Art. 26 AI Act are transferable, the internal administrative rules and offerings are not. Retrieved on 28 July 2026.
Chambers of industry and commerce (IHK)
Several German chambers of industry and commerce inform companies about the training obligation under Article 4 AI Act.