EU AI Act Article 4 Compliance Pack — AI Literacy, Audit-Ready
Enforcement starts 2 August 2026. Is your AI-literacy obligation covered?Article 4 of the EU AI Act has required providers and deployers to ensure a "sufficient level of AI literacy" among staff since 2 February 2025 — and national authorities can enforce it from 2 August 2026. Most companies using AI tools are "deployers" and don't realise the clock is running. The high-risk deadline delays you've read about (2027/2028) do NOT cover Article 4.This pack turns the obligation into a checklist you can finish today — and leaves you with the paperwork an auditor actually wants to see: evidence that you took measures.What's inside (Complete):AI Acceptable-Use & Governance Policy (editable Word)Employee AI-Literacy Checklist (Word)Proof-of-Compliance Training Log (Excel — auto-calculates % of staff trained)Manager Briefing Memo (one page for leadership)Start-Here guide (the 5 steps, in order)Who it's for: HR, L&D, compliance, operations and founders at EU (and EU-facing) companies that use AI tools and need to show they've done the right thing — without hiring a law firm.Why trust it: Every legal statement is drawn from the actual text of Regulation (EU) 2024/1689 and is updated for the June 2026 Digital Omnibus, which softens Article 4 from ensuring a "sufficient level" to supporting the "development" of AI literacy. Most templates still quote the old wording. This is a professional template, not legal advice — a full disclaimer is included inside.Lite (€49): AI-Use Policy + AI-Literacy Checklist.Complete (€149): all five components (recommended).
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