Practical guidance for EU professionals and organisations navigating AI Act Article 4 obligations and DigComp 3.0 competence requirements.
AI literacy is usually framed as a compliance cost. It is also an investment with measurable returns. Here is the evidence — for public sector institutions and private sector organisations alike.
Read postArticle 4 of the EU AI Act places a legal obligation on every organisation deploying AI systems — public sector and private — to develop the AI literacy of their staff. Here is what that obligation means in practice.
Read postArticle 4 applies across all 27 EU member states from 2 February 2025. Here is where member states and their organisations actually stand — and what to do before formal guidance arrives.
Read postThe Kelias curriculum was built on three sources: Article 4 legal text, DigComp 3.0 competence framework, and role-derived questions from Lithuanian public sector AI use contexts. Here is what each source contributes and what is missing when any one is absent.
Read postA DigComp 3.0 competence report is the documentation that makes AI literacy training defensible under EU AI Act Article 4. Here is what it contains, what it proves, and what it does not.
Read postMost public sector AI training produces awareness, not measurable literacy. Here is the specific difference between the two, what each produces as compliance evidence, and how to evaluate whether a training programme satisfies Article 4.
Read postDigComp 3.0 was published by the JRC in November 2025 and is named in Lithuania's national AI strategy as the recommended framework for measuring AI literacy. Here is what it covers, how it works, and why it matters for Article 4 compliance.
Read postArticle 4 of the EU AI Act has been legally in force since February 2025. Formal enforcement began 2 August 2026. Here is exactly what the obligation requires of Lithuanian public sector deployers, how the Digital Omnibus amendment changed it, and what documentation satisfies a regulator.
Read postKelias is a DigComp 3.0 aligned AI literacy platform built for EU AI Act Article 4 compliance. Here is what it is, why it exists, and who it is for.
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