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Eu Ai Act Compliance For Business Leaders & Innovators
Published 6/2026
MP4 | Video: h264, 1920x1080 | Audio: AAC, 44.1 KHz, 2 Ch
Language: English | Duration: 2h 21m | Size: 908.45 MB[/center]
Classify AI risk, build audit-ready documentation, manage vendors and incidents, and ship a compliance program
What you'll learn
Decide whether the EU AI Act applies to your business and your specific AI systems, even from outside the EU.
Build a compliance-ready AI inventory mapping each system to its tier, owner, role, and status.
Produce audit-ready technical documentation: intended purpose, risk management, accuracy specs, and change log.
Design human-oversight mechanisms that are meaningful yet workable in high-volume operations.
Prepare a high-risk system for conformity assessment with a realistic timeline and readiness checklist.
Build a full compliance program: governance roles, a 90-day roadmap, a compliance calendar, and board reporting.
Classify any AI system into the correct risk tier (unacceptable, high, limited, minimal) using a repeatable test.
List the concrete obligations that attach to a high-risk AI system, and assign an owner to each.
Set up data governance and transparency that meet the Act and survive a fairness or quality review.
Run a vendor due-diligence audit with a 15-question checklist and draft contract clauses that protect you.
Execute a serious-incident report within the legally required 15-day window, with the correct chain and format.
Map the overlap between GDPR and the EU AI Act so you reuse existing governance instead of duplicating it.
Requirements
No legal or technical background required - concepts are explained from scratch.
Access to (or knowledge of) the AI systems your organisation builds or uses is helpful for the workshops.
A willingness to do the short hands-on exercises - inventory, risk map, evidence pack, and a capstone plan.
Description
This course contains the use of artificial intelligence.
AI tools were used to assist with script drafting, slide structure, and voiceover narration. Every lesson was reviewed, edited, and validated by the instructor based on real production experience in enterprise AI and data engineering systems.
The EU AI Act is not coming - it is already here. The ban on prohibited AI is live, and enforcement for high-risk systems begins in August 2026. If your business builds or uses AI that touches the EU market - hiring tools, credit scoring, customer chatbots, recommendation engines, diagnostic or safety systems - you are in scope, even if your company sits in the US, India, or Brazil. The penalties are real: up to €35 million or 7% of global annual revenue for the most serious violations, and lost market access long before any fine.
This course is built for business leaders and innovators who need to act, not just read the law. Whether you are a founder shipping an AI feature, a product manager who owns a model, a compliance or legal professional getting ahead of the regulation, or an executive answerable to the board, you will leave able to classify any AI system, name its obligations, and run a program that survives an audit. No legal background is assumed.
We cover the complete journey: the four risk tiers and where your systems land; building an AI inventory and risk map; the concrete obligations for high-risk and general-purpose AI; data governance, technical documentation, and transparency; human oversight that works in high-volume operations; vendor due diligence and contracts; conformity assessment and CE marking; and an ongoing compliance program with incident handling and board reporting.
Every concept is taught through real, global scenarios - a hiring-tech firm that lost a $2.1M (₹17 crore) contract after a customer audit, a bank that inherited its vendor's documentation gaps, a pricing model that silently drifted for two quarters - with both dollar and rupee examples so the lessons land wherever you operate. Taught by Ganesh Ravikumar, who has spent 20+ years deploying AI and automation inside regulated operations and has had to make those systems compliant on the ground. This is a practical course from the operations floor, not a regulatory consultation room - the understanding you need to make legal conversations productive and to do the work yourself. Enroll now and turn the EU AI Act from a threat into your advantage.
Who this course is for
Founders and executives shipping or overseeing AI in EU-facing businesses
Product managers who own an AI feature or model
Legal, compliance, and risk professionals getting ahead of the AI Act
Strategists and innovators planning AI initiatives
Procurement and vendor managers buying AI-powered software
Operations and technology leaders responsible for deployed AI systems