The AI Act has turned artificial intelligence literacy into an obligation for anyone who uses AI at work. Articolo 4 turns it into concrete paths: online courses for those who want to learn, documentable training for companies, ready-to-sell courses and a complete platform for training providers.
«Providers and deployers of AI systems shall take measures to ensure, to their best extent, a sufficient level of AI literacy of their staff and other persons dealing with the operation and use of AI systems on their behalf [...]»AI literacy · applicable from 02.02.2025
Same content, same rigour, three different paths. Because a professional who wants to learn, a company that must get compliant and an organisation that lives on training are not solving the same problem.
Online artificial intelligence courses: study at your own pace, with real examples and a final certificate. Built by people who use AI every day for clients, not by people who just talk about it.
Online courses for individuals →Dedicated course editions, tailored programmes and AI consulting: proportionate, documentable training, exactly as Article 4 requires, with evidence ready for any audit.
Training for companies →Our courses in your catalogue, licensed or co-branded. And a complete platform where you can sell, deliver and certify your own courses too, without investing in technology.
Solutions for providers →No regulatory scaremongering: Article 4 does not prescribe a specific certified course. It asks for something more demanding: that people using AI systems at work truly know what they are doing, and that the organisation can prove it. Here is what that means in practice.
Literacy must be calibrated to role, context and the systems in use. A marketing team using generative AI daily has different needs from a board of directors that must govern it. Our courses are segmented exactly along those lines.
In an audit or a dispute, the company must be able to show what it did: hours, content, attendance, final assessments, named certificates. Every Articolo 4 path is traceable and audit-ready from day one.
The AI Act comes into application in stages and the tools change every quarter. Training done once and forgotten does not hold up: every course includes a content review plan every 6-12 months.
A short, vertical catalogue: every course has a clear audience, a defined duration, segmented modules and a final test. For individuals as self-paced online courses; for companies and providers also as live virtual classroom or in-person sessions.
The course that answers the literacy obligation head-on: for employees, marketing, sales, administration and operations. Also perfect as a first course for complete beginners.
The most hands-on course in the catalogue: for marketing teams, agencies, SMEs, freelancers and professionals. Built by people who do this work every day for clients.
For entrepreneurs, managers, HR and process owners who must govern the use of AI in a documentable way.
The advanced path for those who lead: innovation managers, AI officers, compliance managers and executives. Aligned with the UNI 11621-8:2026 standard.
Unique learner identification, study-time tracking, randomised assessments, electronic registers and automatic certificates. The same platform serves two worlds.
Individuals, companies and partner providers take our courses in a ready-configured environment: self-paced e-learning, a virtual classroom for live sessions, a certificate at the end. For partner providers the licence is free.
Are you a training provider? Upload your courses and use our platform to sell, deliver and certify them under your own brand: course pages, enrolments, tracking and automatic certificates, without spending a euro on development.
Article 4 of the AI Act, applicable since 2 February 2025, requires providers and deployers of AI systems to ensure a sufficient level of AI literacy among their staff. The regulation does not prescribe a specific certified course: it requires adequate, proportionate and documentable training. In practice, a structured path with tracking and certification is the most solid way to demonstrate compliance.
Yes. The catalogue courses are also available as online versions for individual professionals and private learners: you study at your own pace, take the final test and receive a named certificate. You request enrolment through the contact form and we reply within one business day with access details and payment options.
It depends on the path. In courses delivered through partner training providers, certification is issued by the accredited provider, with our content integrated into its processes. In online courses for individuals and in direct company editions, the named certificate is issued by Digital Runner, with date, duration, content and assessment outcome.
Yes, and it is one of the three collaboration scenarios: the provider uploads its own courses and uses our platform to sell, deliver and certify them under its own brand. Course pages, enrolments, full tracking, tests and automatic certificates. The commercial terms are defined together before starting.
Yes. Sector customisation (manufacturing, services, retail, healthcare and so on) is one of the extras in the pricing model: dedicated case studies, examples based on the tools your audience actually uses, and an adapted final test.
Three formats: asynchronous e-learning, with courses delivered as trackable SCORM packages on our platform or on the provider's; live virtual classroom via Zoom, Meet or our own tool, with electronic attendance registers; or in-person classroom sessions. In all cases, tracking, a final assessment and certification are guaranteed.
Every 6-12 months, or sooner if relevant AI Act deadlines change. Updates are included in the licence formulas: a year-old AI course is an old course, and participants notice.
Request the full catalogue with the four course sheets and the formulas for individuals, companies and providers. Or book a 30-minute call: we'll show you a real course package, not a brochure.