Key Point: Starting August 2, 2026, organizations must demonstrate EU AI Act compliance, including employee training on AI competency — a new e-learning program supports organizations in implementing this systematically.
Central provisions of the EU AI Act come into force on August 2, 2026. Organizations must then demonstrate that their employees have adequate AI competency — dbrains and the SCCH academy are offering a new e-learning program to support this.
The dbrains x SCCH academy has developed an e-learning offering that supports organizations in systematically building AI competency. The program addresses the requirements of the EU AI Act, which will be enforced starting August 2, 2026.
For Chief Compliance Officers and Chief Data Officers, staff qualification is a central compliance lever: The EU AI Act requires that organizations train their employees on relevant AI topics — with varying depth depending on role. This affects not only specialized teams, but also managers and leadership who must make decisions about AI systems.
The e-learning offering enables organizations to plan training measures in a structured manner and implement them in a documented way. This will be essential for audits and compliance documentation later: the obligation to provide evidence of training conducted will become part of regulatory requirements.
Source: itwelt.at · Published July 27, 2026
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