AI Resources
This section covers two things that businesses now have to deal with at the same time: getting practical value out of AI tools, and meeting the obligations the EU AI Act places on organisations that use them. Both matter, and they are usually treated separately when they should not be.
The guidance here is written for people running or working in a business rather than for lawyers. It explains what the rules actually require, which deadlines have passed, which have moved, and where structured training fits.
What this section covers
- The EU AI Act timeline, including what the Digital Omnibus changed in July 2026
- The Article 4 AI literacy obligation and what a reasonable response to it looks like
- Working out whether your organisation is a provider or a deployer
- Practical AI use for small businesses and technical teams
- Transparency rules that apply to marketing and customer-facing content
Who it is for
Business owners, managers, administrators and technical staff who use AI tools at work, or who are responsible for the people who do. No legal or data science background is assumed.
Where training fits
Reading about an obligation is not the same as meeting it. BH Courses runs structured AI training across Europe and the UK, from first principles through to AI Act governance. Start with the AI for Business course if you want a general grounding, or browse the full range at BH Courses AI Hub.