For leaders

Lead AI in your organisation with a clear head

Leading AI is mostly decisions: where it genuinely helps, which tools to allow, what the rules are and what to tell the board. Your path covers the limits and the data risks first, then use cases, policy, and the EU AI Act and the UK approach, with every regulatory date cited and checked.

Sound familiar?

What usually gets in the way

  • Vendors and headlines promising transformation, with little evidence either way
  • Staff using AI tools nobody approved
  • Regulatory deadlines that move, and conflicting accounts of which ones apply to you
What you get

What changes

  • A scored shortlist of use cases, and pilots with baselines, targets and stop criteria
  • An acceptable-use policy your people will actually follow
  • A clear view of the EU AI Act timeline after the Digital Omnibus, and of the UK's regulator-led approach
  • A 90-day plan and the outline of a board paper you can defend
Your path

What comes first for leaders

Everyone gets the same 18 released modules. What differs is the order — and what the placement check lets you skip. For leaders, the path leads with these:

  1. 01
    Limitations and staying safe

    Hallucination, bias, knowledge cutoffs, privacy, deepfakes and AI-powered scams: what AI gets wrong, and how to protect yourself.

  2. 02
    The Tool Atlas: choosing the right tool

    The 32 tools that matter, from ChatGPT to n8n: what each is good at, what to watch out for, and how to judge any new one in five questions.

  3. 03
    Data, privacy and your workplace

    What not to paste, how UK GDPR applies, training settings in each tool, and working inside your organisation's AI policy.

  4. 04
    How large language models work

    Tokens, embeddings, attention, context windows, temperature and training: what is actually happening when a model answers you.

  5. 05
    Finding and prioritising use cases

    Where AI genuinely helps a team, how to find those places, and how to choose what to do first without chasing hype.

  6. 06
    Writing an AI policy

    An acceptable-use policy your team will actually follow: scope, approved tools, data rules, disclosure, and how to keep it current.

  7. 07
    AI regulation: the EU AI Act and the UK approach

    The EU AI Act and its timeline, the UK's principles-based approach, UK GDPR and the regulators: what applies to your organisation, and when.

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