Guides
Plain-English answers to the questions a compliance owner actually searches: how the frameworks compare, what a duty really requires, and what defensible evidence looks like. Every fact is dated and cited.
How to document AI literacy for EU AI Act Article 4
Article 4 is proven with records, not a badge. The six-part compliance record, what counts as evidence, and where a verifiable credential fits. Sourced and dated.
EU AI Act vs NIST AI RMF vs ISO 42001
Binding law, a voluntary framework, and a certifiable standard. What each is, who it binds, and how they stack, with sources and dates.
AI literacy policy template (Article 4 ready)
The eight sections a defensible AI literacy policy needs, what each covers, and how to evidence the training parts. Copy the outline and adapt it.
What is a verifiable AI literacy credential?
A record an outside party can independently confirm and inspect: tamper-evident, resolvable, and showing the assessments passed. Why it beats a certificate of attendance.
Does the EU AI Act require AI literacy training?
Yes, Article 4: who is covered, what 'sufficient' literacy means, the deadline, and why training is no automatic presumption of compliance. Answer-first and sourced.
AI skills assessment: what to measure, and how
The five dimensions a real AI skills assessment measures, how it differs from a completion quiz, and how to get a scored result you can put on record.