Since February 2025, Article 4 of the AI Act requires demonstrable AI literacy. The checklist shows which evidence you need and how to document it.
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The checklist does not replace legal advice. It translates the obligations into tasks you can tick off and document.
Who uses AI systems, who operates them, who decides on deployment?
What training took place, who attended, what was documented?
Every open point comes with the concrete evidence that needs to be produced.
The checklist is structured so it doubles as an evidence folder.
Article 4 requires providers and deployers to ensure sufficient AI literacy for the people working with AI systems. This applies regardless of risk class.
In practice that means training happens, gets documented and can be shown on request. That is exactly what this list is built for.
| Criterion | Corporathon | Consulting | Platform subscription |
|---|---|---|---|
| Price | Free | Law firm fee | Included in compliance plan |
| Focused on Article 4 | |||
| Usable as an evidence folder | |||
| Available immediately | |||
| Legal advice |
You need a working list that translates obligations into evidence.
You need to file training records in a structured way.
You want to trace how AI literacy is ensured across the company.
Collect the evidence before someone asks for it.
Derive the year's training needs from the open points.
New employees receive proof of competence right at the start.
Discovery Call
30 minutes to clarify your starting point, team size and the right challenges. You will know which format fits afterwards.
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Or book directly on cal.comNo. The checklist is a practical working tool and does not replace a legal review.
Yes, the literacy obligation is not tied to company size.
At least once a year and with every new AI system.
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