EU AI Act enforcement begins August 2, 2026. Eight sessions. Everything you need to know, built from the actual text.
AI Governance Masterclass Series

EU AI Act compliance, explained by someone who has read every word of it

Eight practical masterclasses. No jargon. No consultancy upsell disguised as education. Just the law, what it asks of your company, and how to be ready before the deadline.

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8 live sessions 60 to 90 min each Free to attend EU AI Act focused
Full curriculum

Eight sessions. A complete compliance curriculum.

Sessions 1 and 2 map the law. Sessions 3 through 6 build the systems. Sessions 7 and 8 turn compliance into advantage. Each stands alone.

01
The EU AI Act in Plain English: What It Actually Requires, and By When
The four risk tiers, who counts as a provider versus a deployer, the obligations that attach to each, and the real staggered enforcement timeline. In 75 minutes you will understand exactly what clock you are on.
Foundation
02
Are You High-Risk? Mapping Your AI System to Annex III
A working session on the eight Annex III categories, Article 6 logic, narrow exemptions, and the gray zones where fintech and AI companies actually live: credit scoring, AML, insurance pricing, HR-tech. Attendees leave with a first-pass classification for their own system.
Classification
03
Building an AI Risk-Management System That Passes
Article 9 requires a risk-management system that runs across the full lifecycle. This session turns that requirement into an operating system a startup can run: risk identification, the testing and mitigation loop, residual-risk judgment, post-market monitoring.
Compliance Build
04
AI Governance for Startups on a Budget
The minimum viable governance stack a seed or Series A company can stand up without a compliance team. What to template, what to outsource, how to sequence the work. You do not need to be big to be compliant, you need to be deliberate.
Practical
05
Documentation and Transparency Obligations: Technical Files, Logging, and Human Oversight
What goes in a technical file under Annex IV, what automatic logging means in practice, how transparency duties differ for limited-risk systems, and how to design human oversight that is genuine rather than a rubber stamp.
Documentation
06
Vendor and Supply-Chain AI Compliance: Who Owns the Risk When You Did Not Build the Model
The provider-versus-deployer line, how obligations flow down a value chain, the new duties around general-purpose AI models, and what you must demand from vendors in writing. A concrete due-diligence playbook and the contract clauses that move risk appropriately.
Supply Chain
07
The Economics of AI Compliance: Turning Governance Into a Moat
Being demonstrably compliant before your competitors is a sales asset, a fundraising asset, a speed asset, and a barrier to entry. The real cost of non-compliance and how to put governance on your balance sheet as an advantage.
Strategy
08
Practical AI Red-Teaming and Assurance for Non-Experts
How to probe an AI system for failures without a specialist team: bias, jailbreaks, harmful outputs, edge-case behavior. How to structure an adversarial test, document results, and feed that evidence into your technical file and risk-management system. Attendees leave with a starter test plan.
Hands-On
A
Adrien Harrison
Founder, Better Societies
Adrien leads all eight sessions himself. Better Societies works exclusively with fintech and AI companies navigating the EU AI Act. Every session is built from the actual text of the regulation, not summaries or secondhand interpretations, and is designed to produce a concrete output you can use the same week.

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