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EU AI Act Compliance
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7 students

EU AI Act Compliance

Driving Digital Change with Generative AI Expertise
Created byStefan Tyllo
Last updated 9/2025
English

What you'll learn

  • Define AI, distinguish rule-based from machine learning, and explain how AI differs from traditional software.
  • Identify real-world AI uses like chatbots, navigation, HR tools, and explain their impact on work and daily life.
  • Explain why the EU AI Act was created, its goals for safe, transparent, and ethical AI, and its global significance.
  • Classify AI systems by risk levels and describe user and developer responsibilities under the EU AI Act.

Course content

2 sections • 7 lectures • 54m total length
  • Introduction to AI and the Course10:27

    Introduction to AI Act

Requirements

  • There are not requirements for this course

Description

This course contains the use of artificial intelligence.

Artificial Intelligence is transforming how we live and work. From voice assistants and chatbots to credit scoring and predictive maintenance, AI is already embedded in our daily routines and business operations. Yet with rapid adoption comes the need for oversight, which is why the EU AI Act was introduced as the world’s first comprehensive legal framework for Artificial Intelligence. This course provides you with the essential knowledge to understand AI, recognize its uses, and navigate its regulation with confidence.

You will start by exploring the foundations of AI—what it is, the different types of AI systems, and practical examples across industries. We then move into the EU AI Act, where you’ll learn its objectives, scope, and risk-based classification system. By understanding these principles, you will see how the Act directly impacts organizations, developers, and users of AI.

Next, the course dives into key areas of compliance and governance, including transparency requirements, human oversight, and the relationship between AI and GDPR. You’ll examine challenges such as bias, fairness, and accountability, while also gaining insights into how to build trust and align AI strategies with ethical business practices.

Finally, you will gain practical skills in prompt engineering, learning how to design clear, effective prompts for AI tools. These hands-on techniques will help you apply AI responsibly in real workplace situations. By the end of this course, you will be able to identify AI systems, classify them by risk, and apply both regulatory and ethical principles to ensure safe, transparent, and trustworthiness.

Who this course is for:

  • Business professionals & managers who need to recognize AI in workplace tools and ensure ethical use in their organizations.
  • Students & early-career learners interested in AI, ethics, and law who want to build foundational knowledge for future careers.
  • General learners & policymakers who want to understand AI’s everyday role and the importance of responsible regulation.