One concrete case, start to finish
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AI Act course for organisations
The AI Act explained to people who use AI at work
What the EU regulation really asks of organisations that use AI, how to use the tools knowingly and how to build your organisation’s inventory of AI uses, literacy plan and usage policy. Written for Italian companies and public administrations: the national rules covered are Italian.
Taught in Italian
Italian-language course
Enrolment on the Italian page
This course is taught in Italian only: lessons, exercises and mentor feedback are in Italian. No English edition has been announced. Enrolment options are on the Italian page; you can also ask us a question without committing to anything.
Taught in Italian
Questions about the course?
This course is taught in Italian only: lessons, exercises and mentor feedback are in Italian. No English edition has been announced. Enrolment options are on the Italian page; you can also ask us a question without committing to anything.
Who it is for
Who this is for
- Staff of Italian SMEs and public administrations who use AI tools every day
- Managers who decide which tools to adopt and how their teams use them
- HR and training teams who organise AI literacy measures and keep track of them
- DPOs, compliance, IT and procurement teams who connect the AI Act, GDPR, labour rules and supplier choice
Outcomes
What you will be able to do
- Explain in plain words what the AI Act is, what an AI system is and which roles it defines (provider and deployer)
- Read the application timeline after the Digital Omnibus on AI and what Article 4 asks today
- Use generative AI knowing how it works, where it fails (hallucinations, bias) and which data to keep out
- Recognise prohibited practices and the most common high-risk cases in a company, such as recruitment
- Apply the transparency rules to chatbots and generated content, and the Italian Law 132/2025 rules on work, professions and copyright
- Build an inventory of AI uses, a literacy plan by role and a usage policy, knowing when to ask for legal advice
Programme of the Italian course
8 modules, from the rules to your organisation’s AI Act kit
These are the modules of the Italian course, translated here so you can judge whether it fits you. Lessons and materials are in Italian.
Module 1: The AI Act in plain words: what it asks and from when
Welcome to the course: how the AI Act course for organisations works · What the AI Act is and why it concerns your company too · What an “AI system” is (and what it is not) · The dates that matter after the Digital Omnibus · Article 4: what AI literacy really requires · Exercise: a quick census of AI uses · The full programme: what you learn in modules 2–8
Module 2: How the AI you use every day works
From predicting the next word to text: how a generative model works · Hallucinations and checking: why AI is wrong in a confident tone · Bias and discrimination: where they come from and how to notice them · Free and business versions: where the data goes · The AI you don’t see: scores, filters and suggestions in software · Exercise: putting a tool to the test (checklist)
Module 3: Prohibited practices and high-risk systems
Prohibited practices: what you cannot do, not even as a test · When a system is high-risk: Annex III explained with examples · The Valdora case: CV screening in the recruiting software · What those who use a high-risk system must do · Exercise: classifying AI uses by risk level
Module 4: Transparency, generated content and copyright
The website chatbot: how to inform the people who talk to it · Generated images, videos and texts: when and how to disclose them · Copyright and AI after Italian Law 132/2025 · Deepfakes: the new offence and the rules for company communication · Exercise: transparency rules for marketing and customer service
Module 5: AI, personal data and workers
GDPR and AI: five questions to ask before using a tool · Informing workers: what Italian Law 132/2025 says · Trade secrets and customer data: what not to paste into a chat · Shadow AI: when colleagues use AI without saying so · Exercise: the privacy sheet of an AI use (with the DPO)
Module 6: Using generative AI at the office, well and safely
Emails, documents and summaries: the use cases that save time · Writing clear requests: role, context, task, format · Checking the result: sources, numbers, names, dates · Professionals and public administrations: the extra rules · Exercise: three tasks of your role, redone with AI and checked
Module 7: Governing AI in the organisation: inventory, roles, policy and literacy plan
The inventory of AI uses: the register that holds it all together · Who does what: roles and responsibilities · The AI usage policy: what to write (and what not) · The literacy plan by role and the register of initiatives · Suppliers and contracts: the questions to ask before buying · Exercise: the draft usage policy
Module 8: Final project: your organisation’s AI Act kit
The final project brief and its four stages · Worked example: Valdora Alimentare’s AI Act kit · Final project: your organisation’s AI Act kit
Why with EULE Institute
The same method as our masters, applied to AI
Official sources, no alarmism
Every lesson links to the official texts and is up to date with the Digital Omnibus. It is not legal advice: it helps you understand the rules and ask the right questions.
The EULE method
Lots of practice, a mentor who corrects your exercises, no deadlines: the same method that has trained over 9,000 students.
Already an EULE student? Already took our free AI courses? This course moves on to the rules: what the AI Act asks of those who use AI, and how to get organised.
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Questions about the course?
Write to us: we reply within one working day, usually sooner. If you prefer to talk, leave your phone number and we will call you back.
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- No commitment: a request reserves nothing
Frequently asked questions
Is the course legal advice?
No. It explains the rules so you can work better and ask the right questions; decisions on your specific case need a lawyer or your DPO.
Does the course make an organisation compliant with the AI Act?
No course fulfils a legal obligation on its own. Article 4 asks organisations to take measures that support their staff’s AI literacy; the course can be one of them, and how it fits your measures is your decision.
Is there an English edition?
Italian-language course. This course is taught in Italian only: lessons, exercises and mentor feedback are in Italian. No English edition has been announced. Enrolment options are on the Italian page; you can also ask us a question without committing to anything.
Where can I see the price and enrol?
Enrolment on the Italian page. This course is taught in Italian only: lessons, exercises and mentor feedback are in Italian. No English edition has been announced. Enrolment options are on the Italian page; you can also ask us a question without committing to anything.
Can I follow it if my Italian is limited?
Lessons, exercises and mentor feedback are in Italian, so you need to read Italian comfortably. Write to us if you are unsure: a request reserves nothing and costs nothing.
Which language is the course in?
Italian: lessons, materials and mentor feedback are all in Italian. There is no English edition.
Do I get a certificate?
Yes. When you complete the exercises and the final project you receive the EULE Institute certificate.
Taught in Italian
Questions about the course?
This course is taught in Italian only: lessons, exercises and mentor feedback are in Italian. No English edition has been announced. Enrolment options are on the Italian page; you can also ask us a question without committing to anything.