Why choose this particular course?
A comprehensive overview of AI: practice + law
This training course is one of the few on the market to combine the practical application of artificial intelligence in businesses with expert legal analysis.
Participants will not only gain an overview of the possibilities offered by AI, but also clear information on the legal limits, liabilities and obligations of employers.
AI literacy in accordance with the AI Act
Under Article 4 of the Artificial Intelligence Act (AI Act), employers are required to ensure an appropriate level of AI literacy amongst those who work with AI.
This training course helps organisations to fulfil this obligation in a systematic and professional manner, taking into account real-world business practices.
Certificate of Completion
Each participant will receive a certificate of completion for the AI + Law training course, which may serve as proof of training in AI literacy.
Practical knowledge
The course focuses on real-life scenarios involving the use of AI in the workplace.
Participants will learn:
how to use AI effectively in everyday practice
where are its limits
and how to avoid the most common mistakes
Without a general theory, with an emphasis on practical application.
Legal certainty and risk management
The legal section of the training focuses on the specific risks associated with the practical use of AI systems and on the liability arising from their use.
Risks associated with the use of AI systems
Bias, hallucinations, deepfake content
Data Protection and Information Security (GDPR)
Handling personal and sensitive data, risks of data breaches
The AI Act and the regulatory framework
Obligations arising from European regulations and their impact on businesses
Copyright and licences
Authorship, legal status of AI outputs
Responsibility for the use of AI
A small group
The training takes place in small groups (8–11 people), which allows for:
individual enquiries
discussion of specific real-life situations
Lecturers on the AI + Law course
Libor Šuhajda
As a photographer and graphic designer, I see AI as a fascinating tool, not a substitute for human creativity. Thanks to it, I can turn ordinary things into extraordinary ones, but always on the condition that a human being is at the helm. In my practice and training courses, I place the emphasis on keeping theory to an absolute minimum and maximising hands-on practice with the tools directly on your projects. I’ll teach you how to manage AI effectively and critically review its outputs so that it becomes your powerful assistant. After all, a professional result still requires the eye and intuition of an expert.
When I’m not holding a camera, I love nothing more than recharging my batteries whilst walking the dog.
Marek Frick
Marek has been working in the field of artificial intelligence for two years and focuses mainly on the practical application of tools such as ChatGPT, Sora, Gemini and Perplexity, both in business, copywriting and automation, and in his personal life. He acquired his technical foundations at the Faculty of Information Technology at the Czech Technical University in Prague, where he studied, and continues to develop his knowledge through self-study and practical experience.
He uses AI both in his business and in training programmes, for example for the Pardubice Regional Authority or as part of the Skrivanek language school. He has extensive experience as a lecturer, not only in the field of AI, but also in the fields of healthy eating and finance.
His courses are renowned for their simplicity, clarity, playfulness and humour, but at the same time, Marek places great emphasis on professionalism and the communication of key information. He believes that “AI is a good servant but a bad master”, and teaches participants how to integrate it wisely and safely into their day-to-day work.
In his spare time, he enjoys technology, photography, board games, sport, yoga, history, hiking and psychology. And he likes to ask: “Do you have your own mind (AI), or does it have you?”
Pavla Nečasová
Pavla Nečasová specialises in business consultancy, the GDPR, photography law (copyright, licences, protection of personality rights) and artificial intelligence law. In the field of photography law, she publishes articles in photography magazines, gives lectures and has set up the blog fotopravo.cz.
Hana Krajčíková
Hana Krajčíková specialises in business consultancy and intellectual property law. She works primarily in the fields of IT and artificial intelligence (AI) law. She also holds a degree in economics. She is a supporter of mediation as an effective means of resolving conflicts.
How do participants rate the course?
"I really enjoyed Hanka and Pavla’s course on AI. The service was professional; both ladies were very kind and patient with us. The theoretical and practical sections alternated, which really livened up the programme. We received lots of tips on how we can use AI tools, for example at work, and we also learnt about the risks associated with using AI from a legal perspective. Thanks to this, I now know that AI won’t generate an original work for me, but I can give it a go on Canva, for example, and if I use the paid version of the Suno app, I’ll even get an original song to go with it, and I can show it off to the whole world, if I like. "I would definitely recommend the course."
Petra J., participant in the ‘AI and the Law’ course
"I took part in the course and I have nothing but praise for it. Not only did the trainers look after us brilliantly all day to make sure we didn’t go hungry, but they also taught me a great deal. I’ve learnt quite a lot of information that I’ll be able to use in my everyday life. They have shown me the direction I want to take and helped me to further expand the knowledge I gained on the course. "If you get the chance, I’d definitely recommend it – go for it!"
Veronika B., participant in the ‘AI and the Law’ course
