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Steer AI adoption and EU AI Act exposure across your organization without sitting in the technical detail. Article 4 evidence your board, regulator, and auditor can rely on.
Board-ready
Article 4 evidence through certificates and organization-level reporting
Annex III
role and sector learning paths across the high-risk domains
EU-hosted
core platform data with DPA baseline for governance review
What executives and board members ask when AI moves from experiment to organizational risk.
EU AI Act Article 4 makes AI literacy a legal obligation for providers and deployers from February 2025. As director or board member you carry the duty to ensure staff working with AI are sufficiently literate. LearnWize turns that obligation into demonstrable evidence you can put in front of a regulator.
You do not need to code to govern AI. You need to understand where the risk sits: which systems fall under Annex III high-risk, where human oversight is required, and what transparency Article 50 demands. We build that decision-level literacy without the technical weeds.
Teams adopt AI tools before policy catches up. Leadership ends up accountable for systems it never approved. A shared literacy baseline across the organization lets you steer adoption instead of discovering it after the fact.
Organization-level reporting shows activation, completion, and certificate evidence per role and sector, so you can demonstrate to the board, works council, and a regulator that AI literacy is governed and not left to chance.
From risk picture to board evidence — on one platform.
We map where AI risk sits across your organization: which systems touch Annex III high-risk domains and where Article 50 transparency applies. Leadership gets the picture it needs to set priorities, not a technical manual.
Role-based learning paths for executives and board members focus on judgement: when to demand human oversight, how to read an AI risk, what to ask before approving a system. No coding, just the literacy the obligation requires.
Organization-scoped reporting for activation, completion, and certificates per role and sector, so AI literacy becomes a governed, auditable line in your risk reporting.
A 10-minute scan that shows your board where AI literacy and EU AI Act exposure stand across the organization, with a prioritized action list.
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The Leadership AI Readiness Scan
48 pages · PDF
The questions we hear most often from executives and board members.