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The course "Changes to environmental claims in advertising from 27.09.2026" is written for marketing and communications, requiring no prior knowledge and no other course as a prerequisite. It can be imported on its own or combined with the full Klivantis catalogue.
Changes to environmental claims in advertising from 27 September 2026
What applies EU-wide to environmental advertising from that date: generic claims such as "environmentally friendly", offsetting-based climate claims, sustainability labels, future commitments and old stock without a transition period.
EU AI Act for Employees
What the AI Act demands of every company, which deadlines apply and what Art. 4 and Art. 50 mean concretely for everyday work.
Generative AI in Practice
Using generative AI productively and responsibly in daily business - from text to imagery.
Prompting for Professionals
Practical AI literacy: writing effective prompts, recognising limits, critically reviewing results.
From Chatbot to Agent
Understand the differences between chatbots, AI assistants and AI agents, and put the right system to work in daily business.
Advanced Prompt Techniques
The advanced follow-up to "Prompting for Professionals": chain-of-thought, tree-of-thoughts, multi-persona prompting and prompt chaining with real-world case studies.
How Language Models (LLMs) Work
How a language model turns tokens and probabilities into text, why it can hallucinate - and how the same technical foundation powers chatbot, assistant and agent alike.
Autonomous AI Agents: Architectures and Workflows
The technical follow-up to "From Chatbot to Agent": ReAct, plan-and-execute, reflection, memory engineering and multi-agent orchestration with real-world case studies.
Knowledge for AI Agents: RAG and Knowledge Graphs
The follow-up to "Autonomous AI Agents": where an agent gets reliable facts. From the RAG pipeline through the limits of vector search to knowledge graphs and GraphRAG.
AI in Human Resources
Where AI helps decide in recruiting and during employment, when a tool falls into the high-risk category, and what oversight and codetermination look like in practice.
AI in Marketing and Communications
Labelling duties under Art. 50, image tools such as Canva and Photoshop, rights in AI-generated content, and the line to misleading advertising.
AI in Accounting and Finance
Traceability and retention, creditworthiness assessment as a high-risk case, figures from language models, and protection against forged payment instructions.
AI for Managers
What comes with the leadership role: deciding on tools, resourcing oversight, governing meeting recordings, and responding properly to incidents.
AI in Sales and Customer Service
When customers must be told they are talking to a machine, why measuring emotions is banned for your own team, and who answers for a false promise.
AI in IT and Development
Coding assistants in daily work, the shift from deployer to provider, prompt injection, and agents with access to live systems.
AI in Procurement
The AI question in every purchase, vendor checks with the right evidence, contract clauses, and the special case of supplier scoring.
AI in Administration
Other people's data in other people's tools, deadlines in an auto-sorted inbox, minutes and recordings, and what side copies mean for deletion periods.