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Track 04 · Compliance · half-day · EN / GA

The EU AI Act.
Know what you must do.

Understand your obligations under the EU AI Act — and build the capability to meet them with confidence. Start with the obligations map, then go deep on classification, high-risk requirements, and the timeline.

The EU AI Act track

One intro. Then the detail that decides compliance.

Start by mapping your obligations — then work through classification, requirements, and penalties at the depth your systems demand.

Series at a glance

Total workshops 6
Intro workshop €TBC
Follow-up workshops €TBC / seat
Format Half-day, practical
Max participants 12 per session

The 2 August 2026 deadline is real. Take one workshop or the full track — tailored to your systems and sector.

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Introductory Workshop Start Here
The EU AI Act — Your Obligations Mapped
€TBC
per seat
The whole Act in one session — what it covers, who it applies to, and what your organisation must be able to show.
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What the Act covers

See the full sweep of the rules and the AI they apply to.

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Does it apply to you?

Work out whether your organisation is in scope and in what role.

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The obligations map

Get a clear picture of every duty the Act places on you.

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The 2 Aug 2026 milestone

Know exactly what genuine readiness looks like, well before the deadline.

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Workshop 1
Risk Classification — Where Your Systems Land
€TBC
per seat
Every AI system falls into a risk tier — this works out where yours sit and what that triggers.
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The four risk tiers

Understand how the Act sorts AI from minimal risk to banned.

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Classifying your systems

Place each of your own systems in the right tier.

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What each tier requires

See the duties that come with the tier your systems land in.

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Getting it on record

Write down your classifications so you can prove them later.

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Workshop 2
High-Risk Requirements
€TBC
per seat
If you run high-risk AI, the Act asks a lot — documentation, human oversight, and conformity — here's what that means in practice.
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Technical documentation

Learn what records the Act says you must keep and hand over.

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Human oversight

Set up the people and checks that keep the system under control.

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Conformity assessment

Understand how to show a system meets the rules before it goes live.

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Registration & CE marking

Know when to register a system and how to mark it.

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Workshop 3
Prohibited Practices & Transparency
€TBC
per seat
Some AI uses are banned outright and many others must be disclosed — this makes sure you're on the right side of both.
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Banned practices

See which AI uses the Act forbids completely.

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Transparency duties

Learn when you must tell people they are dealing with AI.

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Labelling AI outputs

Understand how to mark content your AI creates.

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Verifying you're clear

Check your own uses against the ban and disclosure rules.

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Workshop 4
Penalties, Timelines & Enforcement
€TBC
per seat
What non-compliance actually costs, when each rule applies, and how to frame the risk for leadership.
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The penalty regime

See the fines the Act can impose and what triggers them.

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Key deadlines

Know the dates each set of rules starts to apply.

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Who enforces it

Learn which authorities police the Act and how.

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Briefing your board

Put the risk in plain terms your leadership can act on.

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Workshop 5
GDPR, NIS2 & the Overlap
€TBC
per seat
The AI Act doesn't stand alone — this shows how it meets GDPR and NIS2 so you govern once, not three times.
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Where they overlap

See the points where the three sets of rules meet.

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One control set

Build a single set of controls that answers all three.

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Avoiding duplication

Stop doing the same compliance work three times over.

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Joined-up governance

Run one clear process across every rulebook.

Be capable before enforcement.

Not sure where your systems land under the Act? The free readiness check gives you a first read.