The AI Act's high-risk obligations may have slipped to December 2027, but Article 4 — the duty to ensure your people have a sufficient level of AI literacy — has been in force since February 2025 and was not deferred. This is the obligation that is live today. Score where your organisation stands across the four areas a regulator, tribunal, or board will look at. Twelve questions, an instant readiness band, and an area-by-area breakdown.
This is an orientation tool, not legal advice. Answer candidly — an inflated score produces a flattering result and a weak plan. Nothing is stored unless you choose to request your summary at the end.
The fastest first move is to map every AI tool in use and segment your workforce by risk. The AI Use Inventory & Literacy Risk Register is built for exactly that and downloads immediately. If you would like to talk through what role-based literacy training should look like for your members and staff, the Programme Design Diagnostic examines where AI sits in your assessment and CPD through precisely this lens.
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