That can’t be LBCs own thumbnail?
It’s the Westminster chronicle
It’s there because Lewis is LBC. They’ve probably repurposed one of their clips.
Holding my hands up here as it was my wing that was the originator of this one - I won’t lie, this was posted by somebody else on my behalf, and I didn’t even clock it was AI until it was mentioned to me…apologies, DD missing on my end folks
(DD standing here for Due Diligence)
Looks like a great camp though!
I saw one on a wing for a camp at Leeming, afraid I can’t remember the wing now….
I’m not sure what raises my eyebrows more, the AI poster (which I have to say isn’t the worst I’ve seen) or the POC email for an official event being some random gmail ![]()
The random Gmail is mad considering it takes literally 30 seconds to get a new GMB on the superuser portal and then deregister post event….
Also, no engineering. Literally the largest profession in the service with no representation.
Is the Future Forces Day organised by non-MOD people?
Given the MOD is a public body subject to the DPA, I’d think it’s not a very good idea using some random gmail account for anything!
It is madness but I wouldn’t be stunned if Engineering had its own thing going on considering how large and important it is to the service.
That does make me laugh.
The problem is that we are being left behind by the ACF. A number of counties are using AI to generate posters for their activities, catch the eye!!
Anything we use should be generated at national level with a space for regimented adaptation for the unit details in question.
We should save everyone all this effort and provide exactly what they need.
Catch the eye… for how gopping they are
We can’t even manage that with classification training materials ![]()
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Yeh, so I think this would be a good direction of travel and worth standing up a team of like-minded volunteers to focus on.
Yes, it could pull some away from squadrons, but my guess would be that it wouldn’t, as these people would likely be delivering the content on units.
And it’s a huge win, because if it’s not maintained centrally, everyone has to maintain it locally.




