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Friday, 4 September 2026 · Clarity since 2026
For teams

How your team keeps building AI literacy, week after week

A clear edition on AI every week, tuned to everyone's field. Plus a Learning curve, so your team doesn't just keep up but learns to apply it.

Reading this in English? The edition is published in English and in Dutch. You pick the language per colleague, and they can always change it themselves.

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Why now

Why this matters now

Since February 2025, organisations that use AI have to take measures. Those measures must help their employees become AI literate. That's written into the AI Act, Article 4.

Employers don't have to guarantee a set level. That doesn't make the law less important. AI changes every week. A course from last year is already out of date. Keeping up isn't a one-off moment. It's a habit.

We help your team work on that, week in, week out. In plain language.

Note: There's no certificate that says you 'comply'. The law asks you to take measures, not to hit a fixed level. We are one of those measures: a weekly edition and a Learning curve. Want to show what you did later on? You can use our record, even though the law doesn't require it.

Continuous

A new edition every week. Not a one-off training that's forgotten a month later. AI keeps changing, so your team keeps up.

Clear

In plain language, tuned to everyone's field and level. Someone in healthcare reads different examples than someone in the finance department. No jargon, no hype.

Provable

Alongside the editions there's a Learning curve: short lessons that teach you to actually put AI to use. Everyone's progress is tracked. During the pilots we work out together how you, as the employer, can see that your team is taking part, without looking over anyone's shoulder.

What you see yourself

This is the overview you get

You see how many colleagues take part and how far along they are, per team. You never see what someone personally reads or writes. For teams with fewer than three active participants we leave the progress out, because otherwise it traces back to one person.

Progress per teamVoorbeeld met fictieve cijfers
TeamTaking partLessons done
Marketing5 van 56,8
Finance4 van 45,2
Zorg2 van 3from 3 taking part
AI news is noise. Every week we turn it into one clear line: in plain language, tuned to everyone's field.
From jargon to plain language

New foundation model achieves higher benchmark scores thanks to fine-tuning and retrieval-augmented generation.

There's a new AI model that scores better on tests. It's been polished with extra examples, and it can read your own documents first before it answers.

Learning curve

Not just keeping up, learning to apply it

Alongside the weekly edition there's a Learning curve: short lessons that teach you, step by step, to use AI in your work. Everyone's progress is tracked.

From the Learning curve

What you should and should not type in

Whatever you type or paste into an AI tool is sent to a company, often based abroad. With many free tools, that information can be used to train their system further. For a general question, that is usually fine. But trade secrets, client details, salaries or confidential plans do not belong there. Copilot inside your work Microsoft 365 account is usually better protected than a random free tool. But that is only true if your employer has set it up that way. A free chatbot in your browser is a very different thing.

Do this: Make a short list for yourself: what is “safe to share” (general questions, public information) and what is “only in our own, protected tool” (client names, figures, internal documents). Keep it nearby when you are not sure.

This is a real lesson, not an example written for this page. It was written during the send of edition 202636 on 1 September 2026, for the ‘normaal’ level. The examples in a lesson follow the reader’s own field, so your team gets them in their own words.

How it works for a team
  1. 1Your team gets access to inklaretaal.
  2. 2Everyone picks their own field and level.
  3. 3Every week the edition lands in the inbox. The Learning curve is always there.

What it costs

It costs €15 per person per month, excluding VAT, from 5 people up. That includes every newsletter, the Learning curve, the admin tools and the overview for your own records. We start with a one-month pilot. That month is free, so you can see at your own pace whether it fits your team. Larger team? Just get in touch.

Contact

Interested? Let's talk.

Send us an email and we'll set up a short call. Feel free to tell us what kind of team you have and what you're looking for.

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