About the Work
Applications of artificial intelligence are increasingly being adopted in companies, authorities, schools, and other areas, generating texts and other content. This new technology can make our lives easier and offers great opportunities. However, ChatGPT and similar systems are not toys; they are powerful technical tools accessible to everyone.
The use of these technologies is regulated by the new AI regulation, which fundamentally requires anyone using this potentially high-risk technology to take measures to convey AI competence. Thus, the legislator links the use of the technology with responsibility for its application. This new legal obligation applies universally, regardless of whether it concerns students, employees, or companies.
Among other things, the following questions are addressed: What is an AI system, and what does it mean for it to act autonomously? Why can't AI think yet can still respond meaningfully in human language and ask questions? What uses of AI systems are safe? Where should caution be exercised? What does "prompting" mean, and how does it work? How does one engage with AI results? How does a person maintain control over the AI tool? What does the use of AI mean for learning? Where can the technology help, and where can it not? The guide presents the new law in an understandable manner, contextualizes it with examples, and provides valuable practical tips on the path to AI competence. In addition to the AI regulation, other areas of law such as data protection, copyright, and labor law remain significant even with the use of less risky AI systems. The guide places these in the context of the new AI law.

Advantages at a Glance:

• Complex matters explained clearly
• Numerous case examples
• Tips and checklists
• Application guidance tips

Target Audience:
For consumers, businesses, freelancers, trade, and associations.