EU AI Act Essentials:Concepts and requirements of the EU AI Act

In this course, you will learn about the concepts and requirements of the EU AI Act. Interactive learning content such as videos, quizzes and practical scenarios will give you an initial overview and teach you the mindset you need to adopt when using and developing AI applications that comply with the AI Act.

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Live Video Streamline Core Remix

8 hours of condensed material

Live Video Streamline Core Remix

Real world examples and questions

This course in a nutshell

time

apprx. 8 hours
target group

Specialists and managers in companies that develop, use or supervise AI systems, as well as officials in public authorities or administrations who deal with AI applications or regulatory frameworks.
Format

This is an online course for self-study. You can pause the course and continue learning at your own pace. The course includes video-based lessons with interactive activities and test questions to check your knowledge.

After completing the course, you should in particular

you will be able to classify the EU AI Act and describe its main features and objectives.
you will be able to name the four risk classes of AI systems and assign examples to them.
you will be able to outline the next steps for implementing the AI Act using examples.
you will be able to identify the most important related EU laws and explain their relationship to the AI Act.
you will be able to name the key roles in the AI Act (provider, deployer, national authority) and describe their responsibilities.
you will be able to list the most important deadlines and milestones for the implementation of the AI Act and place them in a timeline.

Syllabus

Objectives, structure and basic principles

Overview of related EU legislation and how it interacts with the AI Act.

Timetable and important milestones for implementation.

Practical examples and use cases for the different risk classes.

Overview of the key players in the AI Act (providers, deployers, national authorities).

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