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The EU AI Act — Your Rights in the Age of AI
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1. Learn
Read the module's ideas and goals. At the bottom of Learn, use the continuation button to reach Examples.
- Explain the four risk tiers of the EU AI Act
- List at least three AI practices that are completely banned
- Identify high-risk AI contexts relevant to education and employment
- Understand transparency obligations — when must AI identify itself
- Know your rights when AI makes a decision that affects you
2. Examples
Open Examples in this module. Compare at least one prompt and explanation before continuing to Practice.
Notice the described AI use, affected people, transparency and human review questions. Treat a suggested risk category as a learning hypothesis, not a legal decision.
Open this step →3. Practice
Open Practice from this module. Choose one starter, replace the bracketed words and run the prompt. Complete the learning task below, not just the button click.
Your task: Make an AI rights checklist
Choose an AI use case and identify its risk, affected people, transparency notice, and human review question.
How to approach this task
Describe a fictional AI use case and create a rights checklist using the module's task. For a real deployment, verify the current official requirements with qualified support; this practice is not legal advice.
Starter to adapt
Analyse this AI use case: [use case]. Identify the likely risk level, who is affected, what notice they need, and what human review question they can ask.
Check your work against these criteria
- The use case is described clearly.
- The affected people are named.
- Transparency and human review are considered.
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Open this step →4. Test
Answer every question and read the feedback. Correct mistakes and submit the required answers until the module records Test as complete. Do not rely only on a congratulatory message.
Questions in the current language: 5
Open this step →5. Certificate
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