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Understanding AI Literacy: What your organization needs to know
Illuminating your EU AI Act compliance needs - Episode 1
December 05, 2024
Global
Global
Global
Since its enforcement on August 1, 2024, the EU AI Act has created significant challenges for businesses. Companies across various sectors have had to navigate new compliance requirements, adapt their AI systems to meet stringent regulations, and invest in additional resources to ensure adherence. As a result, many businesses face increased operational costs and need continuous monitoring and updates to their AI technologies.
In this global series, we will explore the critical aspects of the EU AI Act and its implications for your organization. Our series aims to shine a light on the complexities of this groundbreaking legislation and provide businesses with clear, actionable guidance on how to navigate its evolving requirements. You can learn more about what the series will cover and its importance by watching our Global Insights - Illuminating the EU AI Act introductory video.
In this first episode, Principal Associate Robbert Santifort and Senior Associate Jannick Thonemann introduce AI Literacy under the EU AI Act. They explain its definition, purpose, and the stakeholders responsible for ensuring compliance by February 2, 2025. They also discuss the broader relevance of this requirement in relation to the Council of Europe’s Framework Convention on AI, provide examples of training content, and highlight how companies are implementing this requirement with support from Eversheds Sutherland, including our collaboration with Konexo on a dedicated AI literacy training program.
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