EU AI Act Compliance in Practice: Risk Mapping and a Remediation Roadmap
Map your AI systems, identify gaps, and draft a remediation roadmap in one day. A hands-on compliance workshop for compliance officers, managers, and legal teams. No legal training assumed.
The EU AI Act is in force. For organisations that use, develop, or procure AI systems, that means real obligations — and for many, a gap between current practice and what the Act requires.
This full-day compliance workshop is built around doing rather than listening. Working in structured exercises, participants apply the Act’s risk classification framework to a set of AI systems — including ones they use in their own organisations. They identify applicable obligations, assess current compliance status, and draft a gap analysis and remediation roadmap they can take back to their leadership.
The session extends well beyond The EU AI Act Explained (ACT-A) into the compliance mechanics: conformity assessments, technical documentation, post-market monitoring, human oversight requirements, and the distinction between provider and deployer obligations. Each element is illustrated with worked examples from real organisational contexts.
Participants leave with a completed risk map, a gap analysis, and an outline remediation roadmap — tangible outputs, not just awareness. The EU AI Act Explained (ACT-A) is strongly recommended beforehand. No legal training assumed.
- ■Map at least three AI systems used in their organisation against the Act's risk classification framework
- ■Identify the applicable compliance obligations for each classified system
- ■Distinguish provider and deployer obligations and apply them to their organisational context
- ■Draft a gap analysis and outline remediation roadmap for their highest-priority AI compliance issues
- 01Risk classification in practice: mapping your organisation's AI systems against the Act
- 02High-risk AI obligations: documentation, conformity assessment, and human oversight
- 03Provider vs deployer: understanding which obligations apply to your organisation
- 04Gap analysis: where are you now and what needs to change?
- 05Building your remediation roadmap: priorities, owners, and timelines
Open-enrolment editions are organised and managed by the Digital Learning Hub; places are booked directly with DLH.