EUAI‑U – EU AI Act for Users
Instructor
CERTIFYI AI
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Course Overview
“The Informed Operator”
Focus: Transparency, Human Rights, and Responsible Interaction.
This comprehensive course equips users with the knowledge and skills to navigate the EU AI Act confidently. From understanding transparency obligations and AI literacy to knowing your rights as an affected person and responsible AI usage, this course covers all essential aspects of the EU AI Act from the user’s perspective.
What You'll Learn?
- Understand EU AI Act transparency obligations from a user's perspective
- Develop AI literacy and critical thinking skills for evaluating AI outputs
- Know your rights as an affected person under the EU AI Act
- Learn responsible prompting and input practices for AI systems
- Build a future-proof AI strategy aligned with regulatory requirements
- Gain confidence in navigating AI governance and compliance frameworks
- Business professionals who use AI tools in their daily work
- Compliance officers and governance professionals
- Project managers and team leaders overseeing AI adoption
- HR professionals managing AI-impacted workforces
- Any professional who interacts with AI systems in EU-regulated environments
- Organizational leaders seeking to understand user obligations under the EU AI Act
- No prior legal or technical knowledge required
- Basic familiarity with AI tools (e.g., ChatGPT, copilots) is helpful but not mandatory
- Access to a computer with internet connection
- Willingness to engage with regulatory concepts and apply them in a professional context
- Video lectures covering all EU AI Act user obligations
- Downloadable lesson summaries and key takeaways
- Practical checklists for AI transparency and compliance
- Real-world case studies and scenario exercises
- Module quizzes for self-assessment
- Certificate of completion
Course Content
- Module 1: The Right to Know
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Module 2: AI Literacy & Critical Thinking
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2.1 How AI Thinks: A non-technical look at Probabilistic Outputs vs. Truth
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2.2 Managing Hallucinations: Operational protocols for fact-checking AI outputs before they become Business Truth
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2.3 Data Privacy for Users: What Prompt Engineering looks like when you are protecting trade secrets and GDPR-sensitive data
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Module 2 - User Questions
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Module 3: Rights of the Affected Person
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3.1 The Right to Explanation (Art. 86): How to demand a clear and meaningful explanation for an AI-driven decision
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3.2 Complaining to the Authorities (Art. 85): Filing a complaint when an AI system violates your rights
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3.3 Human Oversight and the Right to Contest (Art. 14 & 86): Ensuring a human is accountable for AI decisions that affect you
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Module 3 - User Questions
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Module 4: Responsible Prompting & Inputs
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4.1 Responsible Input Data: Why users must ensure the data they feed into high-risk systems is relevant and representative
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4.2 The Instructions for Use (IfU): Why reading the manual is now a legal requirement for professional users of high-risk AI
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4.3 Ethical Guardrails: Using AI for innovation without infringing on the IP or rights of others
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Module 4 - User Questions
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- Module 5: EU AI Act: Building a Future-Proof AI Strategy