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Professional course

AI Compliance Specialist

Professional training for translating applicable AI, data, consumer, sector, and contractual duties into operational controls and defensible evidence.

Curriculum

From principle to operating evidence

Lessons use concise analysis and realistic cases. Enrolled learners can open the full material and record completion.

Module 1

Applicability and obligations

Build a fact-led method for identifying and maintaining applicable duties.

  1. Facts, roles, and jurisdictions · 40 minutes · Article
  2. The obligations register · 40 minutes · Article
  3. Case study: the contract says customer · 35 minutes · Case study

Module 2

Classification and cross-regime duties

Apply AI-specific classifications while coordinating overlapping legal regimes.

  1. Risk-based AI regulation in practice · 45 minutes · Article
  2. Privacy, consumer, IP, and sector law · 45 minutes · Article
  3. Case study: disclosure without control · 40 minutes · Case study

Module 3

Controls, documentation, and evidence

Implement duties through owned controls that generate reliable compliance evidence.

  1. Control mapping and accountability · 45 minutes · Article
  2. Documentation and records · 45 minutes · Article
  3. Case study: the missing instructions · 40 minutes · Case study

Module 4

Change, investigations, and reporting

Keep compliance current and respond credibly to evidence requests and failures.

  1. Regulatory change and readiness · 45 minutes · Article
  2. Investigations and regulator response · 45 minutes · Article
  3. Case study: the green readiness report · 40 minutes · Case study

Learning outcomes

What you will be able to do

  • Determine organizational roles, jurisdictions, lifecycle activities, and use-case facts needed for applicability analysis.
  • Maintain an obligations register that maps authoritative requirements to controls, evidence, owners, and effective dates.
  • Coordinate AI-specific duties with privacy, security, consumer, employment, intellectual-property, and sector requirements.
  • Operationalize classification, documentation, transparency, oversight, supplier, monitoring, and reporting obligations.
  • Manage regulatory change, investigations, records, training, exceptions, and compliance reporting without unsupported claims.