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Regulation (EU) 2024/1689 · AI Act
Train your teams on the European AI Act
The European regulation on artificial intelligence has been applying in stages since 2025. Understand your obligations, classify your AI systems, and bring your organization into compliance — without unnecessary jargon.
- Self-paced e-learning or live video classes, solo or in a group
- Practical case studies tailored to your industry and tools
- Certificate of completion issued by Mirtillo at the end of the course
A training course designed and delivered by
MIRTILLO
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Digital-ZEN
Why now
AI compliance is no longer
AI compliance is no longer
optional — it's mandatory
Feb 2, 2025
Duty of AI literacy
Article 4 already requires companies that provide or use AI systems to ensure their staff have a sufficient level of AI literacy. Training is the most direct way to meet this requirement.
€35M / 7%
Deterrent penalties
Prohibited AI practices carry fines of up to €35 million or 7% of global annual turnover. Other violations can cost up to €15 million or 3%.
Aug 2, 2026
General application
Most of the regulation becomes applicable, including the detailed obligations for high-risk AI systems. Organizations that prepare in advance will gain a head start.
The AI Act applies to all organizations that use AI — not just those that develop it. A simple customer chatbot, a resume-screening tool, or a generative AI assistant is enough to trigger obligations.
Timeline
Key deadlines of the AI Act
August 1, 2024
Entry into force
Regulation (EU) 2024/1689 enters into force across the European Union.
February 2, 2025 In force
Prohibitions + AI literacy
Prohibited AI practices (social scoring, manipulation…) are banned, and the AI literacy obligation (Article 4) applies to both providers and deployers.
August 2, 2025 In force
General-purpose AI models
Transparency and documentation obligations for general-purpose AI (GPAI) models, European governance, and the penalty regime.
August 2, 2026
General application
The majority of obligations become applicable, including those for high-risk AI systems under Annex III (HR, education, credit, essential services…).
August 2, 2027
Regulated products
Final deadline for high-risk AI systems embedded in products already subject to European regulation (medical devices, machinery…).
Who it's for
A training course designed for
A training course designed for
teams on the ground
Executives & small businesses
Understand the essentials, gauge your exposure, and prioritize compliance actions without needing a legal department.
DPOs, lawyers & compliance teams
Connect the AI Act with GDPR, map your AI systems, and build the documentation expected by regulators.
Product, data & tech teams
Classify your systems by risk level, build in requirements from the design stage, and document your technical choices.
HR, managers & training leads
Meet the AI literacy obligation for your staff and set clear guidelines for day-to-day use of generative AI.
Program
6 modules to go
6 modules to go
from theory to compliance
01
Understanding the AI Act
Origins, goals, and rationale of the European regulation. Who is affected, which roles exist (provider, deployer, importer), and what the timeline looks like.
≈ 1 h02
The risk-based approach
Prohibited practices, high-risk systems, transparency obligations, minimal risk: learn to classify every AI system in your organization.
≈ 1 h 3003
Your concrete obligations
What the AI Act requires based on your role: risk management, data quality, human oversight, user information, record-keeping.
≈ 1 h 3004
Generative AI & GPAI models
Generative AI assistants and general-purpose models in the workplace: transparency, copyright, usage policies, and specific obligations.
≈ 1 h05
Governance & documentation
Mapping your AI systems, internal policy, alignment with GDPR, preparing for audits: building a solid compliance file.
≈ 1 h 3006
Action plan & assessment
A personalized roadmap for your organization, a final quiz to validate learning, and the Mirtillo certificate of completion.
≈ 1 hEstimated total duration: 7 to 8 hours, spread out according to the format chosen.
Formats & pricing
Three ways to train,
Three ways to train,
one same certificate
1-on-1 video class
- Live one-on-one sessions
- Analysis of your real use cases
- E-learning access + certificate included
PriceOn request
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Group video class
- Up to 12 participants per session
- Workshops tailored to your industry
- Individual certificate for each participant
Tiered pricingOn request
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Funding may be available through your professional training budget. Contact us to review your situation.
Certification
A certificate that demonstrates
A certificate that demonstrates
your mastery of the AI Act
1
Take the training
Via e-learning, 1-on-1 video class, or group video class — the 6 modules cover the entire curriculum.
2
Pass the final assessment
An end-of-course quiz checks the essential knowledge: risk classification, obligations, governance.
3
Receive your certificate
Mirtillo issues a named certificate of completion, which you can showcase internally, with your clients, or on LinkedIn.
Certificate of completion
Mastery of the European AI Act
Certifies that the holder has completed the "AI Training — European AI Act" course and passed the final assessment.
Issued by Mirtillo · in partnership with Digital-ZEN
Who we are
Two complementary areas of expertise
Two complementary areas of expertise
working for your compliance
MIRTILLO
Technical expertise & certification
A development studio based in Strasbourg, Mirtillo builds web and mobile applications and integrates AI into production products. This day-to-day practice of AI grounds a training program in real-world experience — and forms the basis of the certificate issued at the end of the course.
Digital-ZEN
Teaching & guidance
Digital-ZEN supports organizations in their digital practices with a simple, calm approach. Its role: making the AI Act accessible to everyone, from executives to staff, without unnecessary legal jargon.
FAQ
Your questions, our answers
Is my company really affected by the AI Act?
Very likely. The regulation applies as soon as you provide or use an AI system within the European Union: chatbot, resume-screening tool, scoring, generative AI… Company size doesn't exempt you, although some obligations are eased for SMEs.
Is the training suitable for non-lawyers and non-technical people?
Yes, that's its primary goal. Every legal concept is translated into concrete situations, and every technical concept is explained simply. The advanced modules then let legal or technical profiles go further.
What's the difference between e-learning and video classes?
The content covered is identical. E-learning is self-paced and independent. The video formats add a live trainer, discussion, and case studies built around your own use of AI — either one-on-one or in groups of up to 12 participants.
Does the certificate have official value?
The certificate is issued by Mirtillo and confirms that the training was completed and the final assessment passed. It serves as useful evidence to document the AI literacy obligation (Article 4), though it is not a state diploma or a regulatory certification.
How much time should I plan for?
Plan for 7 to 8 hours of training in total. In e-learning, most participants spread this out over two to three weeks. In video class format, the course is generally organized into 3 or 4 sessions.
Do you offer support after the training?
Yes. After completing the course, Mirtillo and Digital-ZEN can support you with implementation: mapping your AI systems, drafting your internal policy, or conducting a compliance audit. Get in touch via the contact form.
Next step
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Ready to bring your organization
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