Lit-AI 360
AI Literacy Training for Organizations (EU AI Act compliant)
The 360 AI Literacy Program by Lit-AI offers a state-of-the-art training framework that enables organizations to safely, responsibly, and strategically deploy artificial intelligence in full alignment with the requirements of the EU AI Act. The approach to AI literacy in this program is undertaken through three complementary dimensions and is structured across three distinct training formats: organization-wide needs, senior leadership, and function-specific teams. This structure underlines that AI is not only a technological topic but also an integral part of leadership, governance, and organizational transformation.
The 360 AI Literacy Program by Lit-AI offers a state-of-the-art training framework that enables organizations to safely, responsibly, and strategically deploy artificial intelligence in full alignment with the requirements of the EU AI Act. The approach to AI literacy in this program is undertaken through three complementary dimensions and is structured across three distinct training formats: organization-wide needs, senior leadership, and function-specific teams. This structure underlines that AI is not only a technological topic but also an integral part of leadership, governance, and organizational transformation.
| DIMENSIONS | TRAINING PROGRAMS |
| Conceptual AI: What AI is, how it works, and what it enables within an organizational context. Practical AI: How AI is applied and integrated into business processes. Ethical AI: Managing risk, responsibility and regulation in AI |
Lit-AI 360 Core Literacy: Foundational AI literacy training for organization-wide adoption Lit-AI 360 Executive Edition: Strategic AI leadership training for senior executives Lit-AI 360 Functional Tracks: Function-specific, applied, and context-driven training modules in AI |
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Lit-AI 360 Core Literacy
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Lit-AI 360 Executive Edition | Lit-AI 360 Functional Tracks |
| Conceptual AI | AI concepts, opportunities and organizational use cases in general; EU AI Act | AI-driven competitive advantage; AI governance models | Function-specific AI use cases and opportunities |
| Practical AI | General AI tools and applications, prompt engineering | AI-supported strategic decision-making | Function-specific AI tools and applications |
| Ethical AI | General AI ethical risks | Organizational AI risk management; regulatory compliance; ethical leadership | Function-specific ethical risks; balancing risks and opportunities |
Instructors:
Prof. Dr. Müge KLEIN (Department of Business Administration, Turkish-German University)
Assoc. Prof. Dr. Elif POSOS DEVRANİ (Department of Culture and Communication Sciences, Turkish-German University)
Lit-AI 360 Core Literacy (6 hours)
Objective: To create a common language, awareness, and basic AI usage capability throughout the organization.
| Dimension | Content |
| Conceptual AI | Core AI concepts Organizational use cases and applications of AI Creating value and opportunities with AI EU AI Act and the risk-based approach to regulation |
| Practical AI | Fundamentals of Prompt Engineering AI tools and applications for general everyday work processes |
| Ethical AI | General AI-related ethical risks Responsibilities according to the EU AI Act Responsible AI use: an employee perspective |
Lit-AI 360 Executive Edition (2 hours)
Objective: To position AI, not as a technology topic, but rather as one about leadership and governance.
| Dimension | Content |
| Conceptual AI | The impact of AI on business models and competitive advantage Organizational AI governance models |
| Practical AI | AI-powered strategic decision-making Executive dashboards, scenario analysis, and predictive decision support |
| Ethical AI | Organizational AI risk management Regulatory compliance: EU AI Act; corporate accountability Ethical leadership |
Lit-AI 360 Functional Tracks (4 hours/module)
Objective: To answer the question clearly: “What can AI do in my role - and where should it stop?”
Tailor-made modules for Marketing, Human Resources, Corporate Communication, Supply Chain, Finance, and R&D teams; function-specific use cases of AI, opportunities, and tools, along with their ethical risks.
| Dimension | Content |
| Conceptual AI | Use cases for AI and opportunities specific to the function |
| Practical AI | Specialized AI tools and applications; Hands-on Workshops |
| Ethical AI | Function-specific ethical risks; Managing the balance of risk and opportunity |
