EU AI Act for Teams
What the EU AI Act means for the people who use and build AI at work. Find out whether your company counts as a provider or a deployer, sort your AI tools into the Act's four risk levels, spot the nine practices that are banned, write the notices people must see, plan the duties for a high-risk tool, and build the AI literacy plan the Act asks for. Hands-on, with a made-up company's files. The rules were amended in 2026 (the AI Omnibus); facts checked 17-Oct-2026. Educational, not legal advice.
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What you walk away with
- ✓A shareable portfolio URL with your project walkthrough
- ✓Module-by-module timeline of everything you built
- ✓All the code — pipelines, guardrails, deployment configs
- ✓Production patterns documented on your profile
A beginner course for staff and managers at companies whose AI is used in the EU. You work on the files of a made-up company with an office in the Netherlands and ten AI tools. You decide whether the Act reaches it and whether it is the provider or the deployer of each tool; sort the tools into the four risk levels; build a red-line checklist from the nine banned practices and test it on twelve scenario cards; write the notices for a chatbot and an AI-made video; plan the deployer duties for a hiring tool; and build an AI literacy plan with a record of what was done. The rules were amended in 2026 by the AI Omnibus, and the facts were checked on 17-Oct-2026 against the official text and the European Commission's pages. Educational, not legal advice.