U.S. Department of Labor
Every worker will need baseline AI literacy skills to succeed.
Read sourceWe help organizations build AI literacy, adopt it responsibly, and find where it can make a practical difference.
Governments and regulators are setting expectations. Struo helps your team build that understanding and use AI responsibly.
U.S. Department of Labor
Every worker will need baseline AI literacy skills to succeed.
Read sourceEU AI Act, Article 4
Organizations using AI systems must ensure staff have sufficient AI literacy.
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Expanding AI literacy is a statewide strategic goal.
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Role-specific AI education designed around how your teams actually work.
We create sessions around the problems, tasks, and workflows your teams deal with every day.
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Identify where AI can create meaningful value in your business.
We assess how your organization works today, how AI is already being used, and where the strongest opportunities exist.
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Build the knowledge your team needs to use AI responsibly.
We educate employees, managers, and leadership on privacy, sensitive information, approved tools, human oversight, risk, and emerging regulatory expectations.
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Help your organization turn AI knowledge into consistent, practical use.
We support teams after training with ongoing education, coaching, and structured follow-up as AI capabilities evolve.
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Guides and next steps to help your organization adopt AI with clarity and care.
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The U.S. Department of Labor defines AI literacy as “a foundational set of competencies that enable individuals to use and evaluate AI technologies responsibly.” For businesses, that means building this baseline knowledge across employees, managers, and leadership so teams can use AI effectively and make informed decisions about where it belongs.
Source: U.S. Department of Labor
No. Our programs are designed for business users, managers, and leadership across a range of functions. Technical concepts are explained when relevant, but the focus remains on practical business application, responsible use, and informed decision-making.
Yes. AI is used differently across leadership, marketing, sales, operations, HR, finance, and other functions. We can combine organization-wide AI literacy with role- and department-specific education based on how your teams actually work.
That is often the right place to start. We can help your organization assess current AI use, identify relevant opportunities and risks, and build the knowledge leadership needs to make informed decisions about where AI should fit within the business.
Yes. Our education can include privacy, confidential information, approved tools, human oversight, risk awareness, internal AI policies, and emerging regulatory expectations. Where formal legal, compliance, or cybersecurity advice is required, we recommend involving the appropriate specialist.
No. Our approach is vendor-neutral. We can work with tools your organization already uses, including platforms such as Microsoft Copilot, ChatGPT, and Claude, while focusing on the broader skills, judgment, and practices that remain relevant as technology evolves.
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