Design role-based AI literacy outcomes tied to actual AI Act responsibilities.
The move: train for decisions, not awareness. AI literacy under the EU AI Act is easiest to miss when it is treated as a generic course. The practical question is: what must this person understand well enough to do their job without creating AI risk? That answer changes by role. Use a role-task-risk map. Start with the role. Name the AI tasks they perform. Identify the AI Act decision they influence: classify, buy, build, deploy, supervise, disclose, monitor, or report. Then define the knowledge and practice they need. A procurement person needs vendor-evidence literacy. A human overseer needs intervention literacy.…
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