AI literacy report · 2026 edition
AI literacy evidence for every team using AI.
A practical report for leadership, compliance, legal, HR, product and L&D teams preparing demonstrable AI literacy under EU AI Act Article 4.
2026 edition12 min read30-day evidence routeNL + EN
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Report · 2026
AI Literacy Evidence Report
AI literacy evidence
2026
Practical evidence around Article 4 and team training.
Article 4
30-day evidence route
Sector reports
What you get
- Article 4 translated into team-level training evidence
- How high-risk and transparency obligations determine who needs what training
- Practical examples for HR, education, finance, government, healthcare, marketing and SaaS teams
- A role-based route for leadership, legal, compliance, product, HR and L&D
- A 30-day route from AI inventory to training records and management reporting
Why this matters now
Most organisations already use AI in content, support, HR, analytics, product, education, finance or public-service workflows. The risk is not adoption. It is untrained adoption without a clear link between use case, role, risk and evidence.
19 May 2026
draft Commission high-risk classification guidelines published
Article 4
AI literacy must be demonstrable for people using or overseeing AI
30 days
from AI inventory to first role-based training records
Recommended next step
Download the report, share it with leadership, compliance, legal, HR, product and L&D, then use the 5-minute readiness scan to map which roles need training evidence first.
Start with the readiness scanUse the report with these guides
These companion guides help teams move from general awareness to concrete AI literacy evidence.
Article 4 for teams
Who needs AI literacy and what sufficient training means for teams that use or oversee AI.
Proof and evidence dossier
What auditors, regulators, employees and customers can ask about your AI literacy controls.
Roadmap to evidence
Turn the obligation into role-based training records, scenario practice and management reporting.
Sector evidence reports
Use the general report first, then download the sector report on the sector page that matches your AI use case.
HR and recruitment
Recruitment, people analytics, workforce decisions and Annex III point 4 awareness.
View sector pageEducation and EdTech
Assessment, proctoring, learner data, EdTech features and AI literacy for education teams.
View sector pageFinance and banking
Credit, risk, compliance, model governance and customer-impacting AI.
View sector pageGovernment and public sector
Algorithm registers, FRIA, citizen rights and accountable public-sector AI.
View sector pageHealthcare
Clinical decision support, patient data, medical workflows and governance evidence.
View sector pageMarketing and communications
Generative content, chatbots, synthetic media and Article 50 transparency awareness.
View sector pageAfter the report
Turn AI literacy into demonstrable evidence.
These routes help teams translate the report into AI literacy evidence, role-based training records, and sector-specific next steps.
Mandatory AI literacy
What Article 4 asks from teams that use, buy, manage, or oversee AI systems.
View routeAI literacy evidence dossier
The evidence chain from role and use case to scenario practice, scores, certificates, and reporting.
View routeAI literacy evidence
How to make AI literacy demonstrable for HR, Legal, Compliance, IT, and management.
View routeAI literacy for Legal and Compliance
Give reviewers, DPOs, and compliance teams a clear view of who understands which AI risks.
View routeAI literacy for public-sector teams
Connect Article 4 training evidence to public-service workflows and governance questions.
View routeAI literacy for finance
Training evidence for risk, compliance, operations, credit, fraud, and customer-impacting AI.
View route