Make AI work in your organization
“Organizations that develop or use AI systems are required to take measures to promote AI literacy among their employees.”
Without a good start, no grip on AI
An effective approach to AI literacy starts with insight. Yet many organizations find it difficult to get a clear picture of where AI is applied, what risks are involved, and how much knowledge is available internally.
No clear overview
Many organizations do not know exactly which AI systems are used or what their impact is. Without this insight, it is difficult to manage risks or make policies that truly work in practice.
Insufficient knowledge and awareness
AI is often seen as a technical topic, while it also has ethical, legal, and social implications. Employees do not always know how to interpret AI outputs or what their role is in responsible use.
No governance anchoring
Without clear agreements, budgets, and ownership, AI literacy remains something voluntary. As a result, it is not taken into account in decision-making, policy, or supervision – and this increases the risk of errors or risks.
Legal risk
The EU AI Act is inevitable. Failing to comply with it can result in fines that can amount to 7% of global annual turnover – and this represents a direct risk to the organization's continuity.
The Multi-Year Action Plan
The multi-year action plan of the Dutch Data Protection Authority forms the basis of our approach. Below you can see how the four phases relate to each other.
Implementation of a future-proof AI literacy approach
Our approach follows the four steps provided by the Dutch supervisor: Identify, Set Goals, Execute en Evaluate.
Phase 1: Identify
We start with a thorough analysis of your organization. We map all existing AI systems, identify associated risks and opportunities, and perform a zero-measurement to establish the current knowledge level.
Core activities:
- ◆AI System Audit
- ◆Risk Analysis
- ◆Zero-Measurement Knowledge Level
- ◆Strategic Opportunities Workshop
Focus per phase
Start with the baseline assessment
Discover within 5 minutes how your organization scores on the first, essential step of the AP action plan: identifying systems, risks and the current knowledge level.
Does your organization have a complete, up-to-date register of all AI systems used?
Practical tools for AI literacy
Our free materials, designed to help you get started with AI literacy immediately.
OnePager: Our Services
A concise overview of our approach and how we help your organization anchor AI literacy. Everything on one page.
Roadmap: AI literacy in 4 phases
A practical step-by-step plan, based on the AP framework, to implement AI literacy step by step in your organization.
Template: Internal AI Policy Starter
Save weeks of work with this directly usable Word template to draft a first version of your internal AI rules.
Frequently Asked Questions
Answers to the most common questions about AI literacy.