Slow Humans Press
Practical English handbooks for European professionals who work with AI and technology: for people who have to understand a technology before they put it to work, and who answer for what it does afterwards.
Each book states what it covers and where it stops, and is released when it is complete.
For employers who use AI on candidates and staff
Ranking, rota and scoring features arrive with updates nobody decided on. This is how to find them, place them under the AI Act and run them in a way you can show, without a compliance department.
29 EURAvailable now
A handbook, not a checklist
The AI Act asks for a file, not a certificate. This is how to keep one current without a compliance department.
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Article 4 of the EU AI Act asks providers and deployers to support AI literacy, not to certify anyone. What the duty covers since the 2026 amendment, who it reaches, and what to keep as a record.
Chatbots, deep fakes, emotion recognition and AI-written text on matters of public interest. Who must disclose what under Article 50 of the EU AI Act, from 2 August 2026, and when human review removes the duty.
Since 2 February 2025 the EU AI Act prohibits AI that infers the emotions of people at work or in education, except for medical or safety reasons. What counts, what does not, and why it matters for video interviews and call centre tools.
Every claim is checked against a primary source or tested, and carries the date it was last checked. A claim without its evidence, or with evidence past its date, stops a release.
