AI literacy is now part of the regulatory landscape.
Article 4 of the EU AI Act requires providers and deployers of AI systems to take measures to support the development of AI literacy among staff and others using AI systems on their behalf.
Those measures should reflect factors such as people's knowledge, experience, training and the context in which AI is being used.
Nalgo helps organisations turn that requirement into a practical, proportionate and documented AI literacy programme.
One organisation. Different literacy needs.
EveryoneAI foundations & responsible useBroad foundation
AI usersSafe and effective use of AI toolsEveryday practice
Specialist teamsRole-specific risks and responsibilitiesApplied knowledge
LeadershipGovernance, accountability and oversightStrategic oversight
Shared foundations. Greater depth where responsibilities call for it.
Turn an obligation into a practical programme.
The EU AI Act does not prescribe one universal training course or require every individual to achieve the same level of AI literacy.
The appropriate measures depend on factors including people's technical knowledge, experience, education, training and the context in which AI systems are used.
This is why Nalgo takes a role-based approach.
Talk to us about Article 4 ↗ 01 / AssessWho uses AI and in what context?
02 / SegmentWhat knowledge and responsibility does each group have?
03 / TrainWhat does each group need to understand?
04 / EvidenceWhat measures has the organisation taken?