AI Risk Practice For organisations

AI risk training for all staff

AI risk training where every decision has consequences.

Staff face situations based on real incidents, such as a customer file and an unapproved AI tool. They decide what to do, see what it led to and get a practitioner's debrief. It runs in your LMS, updated every quarter.

The demo has two of the four situations and takes about 15 minutes, with nothing to sign up for.

An AI assistant's payment hold after the learner has decided. The details a practitioner notices are highlighted in yellow; the learner's own flag is outlined and marked 'You flagged this'.
After each decision, learners see their flags beside what a practitioner would have noticed.
Learner time
26 min
Format
SCORM 1.2 · 2004
Updates
Every quarter
Learner data
Stays in your LMS

How it works

  1. 01 Spot what matters

    Each situation starts with the kind of material people see at work. Learners flag what worries them.

    A confidential customer complaints export. The learner has outlined an account number and a complaint excerpt.
  2. 02 Make the call

    There are four options. Once committed, a choice stands, as at work.

    The question 'What do you do with the hold?' with the first two of four options: open the two claims side by side, or accept the hold.
  3. 03 See what happened, and why

    The story plays out. Then an experienced AI risk practitioner explains how they read it.

    'How a practitioner reads it': oversight means checking the tool's reasons before you act.

What your organisation gets

The module
SCORM 1.2 and 2004 packages. Works on phones; resumes where people left off.
Your details in it
Your name, approved AI tools, policy and who to tell, set once.
Quarterly updates
A replacement package each quarter with a new situation and a plain-language changelog.
A record to file
A dated record of what you deployed (the Measures Record), mapped to EU AI Act Article 4, ISO/IEC 42001 and the NIST AI RMF. See a sample (PDF)

For your risk or compliance lead

As amended in July 2026, Article 4 of the EU AI Act asks organisations to take measures that support AI literacy. No certificate is needed, and an internal record is enough. This module and its dated record can be one of those measures.

We do not describe it as "certified" or "compliant".

"There is no need for a certificate. Organisations can keep an internal record of trainings and/or other guiding initiatives."

European Commission, AI Literacy Q&A, updated 27 July 2026

Prices

One annual licence for the whole organisation. Updates, the Measures Record and support are included.

StaffPer year
Up to 250€2,400
251 to 1,000€5,900
1,001 to 5,000€12,500
Over 5,000Let's talk

Pilot for early customers

€1,500 for six months, up to 1,000 learners

Ask about a pilot

Prices exclude any applicable taxes. Introductory prices for 2026–27, invoiced in your currency.

Questions buyers ask

Does this module make us compliant with Article 4?

No single course does that. As amended in July 2026, Article 4 asks organisations to take measures to support AI literacy, suited to people's roles. The European Commission says an internal record of training is enough. This module, with its dated Measures Record, is designed to be one of those measures.

Will it work in our LMS?

It ships as standard SCORM 1.2 and SCORM 2004 packages, which mainstream LMSs accept. Your administrator uploads one zip file. We are still testing it on the major platforms, and in a pilot we test it in yours first.

What data do you receive?

None. The package runs entirely inside your LMS and makes no outside calls. Your LMS records completion as usual.

Will our works council or data protection officer object?

Individual choices are not reported to your LMS unless you switch that on, and the module tells every learner which way it is set. There are no scores and no leaderboards. In Germany, works councils have a say over systems that monitor staff performance (BetrVG §87(1) no. 6), so the default keeps the module out of that.

How long does it take, and what does it cost?

About 26 minutes per person. One annual licence covers the whole organisation, from €2,400 a year for up to 250 staff.

Is it gamified?

The story branches on each choice, and a running log shows what each one set off. There are no points, badges or leaderboards.

Is it accessible?

It is designed to meet WCAG 2.2 AA. Everything works from the keyboard, nothing depends on audio, and every screen goes through automated accessibility checks. An independent audit will take place before general release.

Try the demo, then talk to us

If it looks right, email us to book a 20-minute call.

hello@airiskpractice.com