Description
Course objectives
By the end of this course, participants will be able to:
- Classify AI systems under the AI Act’s Annex I and Annex III high-risk categories.
- Assess the Article 6(3) exception and understand when profiling prevents its use.
- Distinguish provider and deployer roles, including when modifications or repurposing create provider obligations.
- Identify applicable provider requirements, including risk management, documentation, conformity assessment and post-market monitoring.
- Apply deployer obligations concerning human oversight, input data, logging, information and incident escalation.
- Determine when a fundamental rights impact assessment is required and how it interacts with a data protection impact assessment.
- Recognise applicable transparency and individual explanation requirements.
- Use practical checklists to document classification, responsibilities and deployment decisions.
- Distinguish binding legislation from draft guidance and identify relevant application dates and transitional rules.
Who is this course for?
- Lawyers and legal advisers working on AI regulation, procurement and technology contracts.
- Compliance officers, data protection officers and risk managers.
- AI governance leads and professionals responsible for deploying AI systems.
- AI developers, product managers and technical teams supplying potentially high-risk systems.
- Procurement teams evaluating AI suppliers and allocating contractual responsibilities.
- Public-sector professionals procuring or using AI.
- Professionals using AI in recruitment, education, credit, insurance, healthcare or other potentially high-risk contexts.SME executives and managers.




