As AI becomes increasingly embedded in business operations, understanding how to manage its risks and comply with emerging regulations is essential. Kubicle’s new course, The EU Artificial Intelligence Act, offers a comprehensive overview of the world's first major AI regulatory framework and its implications for AI adoption, governance, and compliance across industries.
This course enables learners to build the regulatory literacy required to navigate the evolving legal landscape around artificial intelligence.
Course Overview: The EU Artificial Intelligence Act
The course examines the EU’s risk-based approach to AI oversight and details the responsibilities of organizations that develop, deploy, or manage AI systems. It also explores the impact of the regulation across sectors, offering guidance on compliance strategies and governance best practices.
Included Lessons:
- Foundations of EU AI Act
Introduces the purpose, principles, and regulatory objectives behind the EU AI Act, with a focus on privacy, security, and fairness. - Obligations
Explains the distinct responsibilities for AI providers and deployers, and the role of ethical awareness in responsible AI usage. - AI Risk Categories
Outlines the four risk levels—unacceptable, high, limited, and minimal—and the compliance expectations tied to each. - Compliance Frameworks
Details the operational and governance measures required for regulated AI systems, including risk management and transparency. - General-Purpose AI
Explores regulatory approaches to broad-use AI models, addressing challenges like accountability and algorithmic transparency. - Governance and Oversight
Breaks down the role of oversight bodies, including the European AI Office and national supervisory authorities. - Preparing for Compliance
Highlights practical steps for organizations to align with the Act, from internal governance to system monitoring and audits. - Implications for Industry
Analyzes how sector-specific regulations apply to industries such as healthcare, finance, and public services. - Impact on Business
Concludes with the strategic implications for businesses, including how regulatory readiness can support innovation and trust.
Key Outcomes:
After completing this course, learners will be able to:
- Define the intent and structure of the EU AI Act
- Classify AI systems by risk level and identify corresponding compliance measures
- Recognize prohibited AI practices and their legal implications
- Identify actions organizations must take to support AI governance and compliance
- Analyze the impact of the regulation across different industries and business models
This course supports organizations preparing for regulatory shifts in AI usage and equips teams with the knowledge to implement responsible AI practices across their operations.