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Guard AI
EU AI Act, Article 4 (AI literacy)
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EU AI Act, Article 4 (AI literacy)
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Guard AI is a seat-based SaaS platform that helps companies meet the AI literacy obligation under Article 4 of the EU AI Act. Employees take AI literacy courses and a knowledge check in their own language (15 EU languages) and receive a verifiable certificate. Admins get an audit-ready evidence log, CSV exports and an audit proof PDF, plus an AI tool inventory, an AI use policy with staff acknowledgement, and incident and vendor registers.
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Hi Product Hunt! I'm Zbyněk, founder of Guard AI.
I've spent the last years as a software architect and tech lead, and lately I mostly help companies adopt AI. One thing kept coming up: people use ChatGPT, Copilot and other AI tools every day, but almost nobody has been shown how to use them safely. What can you paste into a chatbot? Why can't you trust every answer? Who is responsible when AI gets it wrong?
Since February 2025, the EU AI Act (Article 4) has required every company that uses AI to take measures to build its staff's AI literacy, and since August 2026 national authorities can supervise it. When I looked at the options, I mostly found one-off webinars or expensive per-person courses. Neither leaves companies with what they actually need: proof of what they did.
So we built Guard AI:
- Short interactive courses for every employee, in their own language (15 EU languages)
- Knowledge checks and verifiable certificates
- An audit-ready record: who was trained, when and on what, exportable as a PDF anyone can verify
- AI policy, tool inventory and incident register in one place
Where it helps most: SMEs and growing companies across the EU, especially HR, compliance and IT teams that need a simple way to train everyone and show it when a customer, auditor or authority asks.
There's also a free AI Act self-check on our site if you want to see which obligations apply to your company.
I'd love your feedback, especially if you're dealing with AI rules at your company. What would make this most useful for you?