Level 2TRAINING SIM

Public Task — Command Picnic Planner

Non-sensitive, non-CUI task: plan a unit picnic. Any public tool is fine — no depersonalization needed. Shows when and why the IL compliance workflow is NOT required.

Launch in GenAI.mil — Plan the picnic

Opens the GenAI.mil training simulator with this scenario prompt pre-filled and ready to send.

How to walk through this scenario

1

Identify the data sensitivity

Before prompting any AI, always ask: does this task involve CUI, PII, or classified information? Unit picnic planning — headcount, food, games, park location — is entirely non-sensitive. No depersonalization needed.

2

Choose any AI tool

For non-CUI tasks, Claude.ai, ChatGPT.com, or Gemini are completely appropriate. You can run this on GenAI.mil too, but you don't have to. The point of this scenario is to demonstrate that the IL workflow is not always required.

3

Send the prompt and review the invitation email

Tap "Launch in GenAI.mil" to try it in the simulator. Review the draft all-hands invitation email — is it upbeat, under 200 words, and suitable for a command bulletin board?

4

Review the event checklist

The AI should produce a checklist with the five required categories: Food & Drinks, Activities & Games, Logistics & Setup, Communications, and Safety & Medical. Discuss: is this a useful starting point for a unit event coordinator?

5

Discuss the teaching point

The key lesson: AI tools are most useful when people know which tool to use for which task. Using GenAI.mil for everything creates unnecessary friction; using commercial tools for CUI creates risk. The correct answer depends on the data.

Generate a Poster

Make a poster

Copy and paste into ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini, or GenAI.mil

Create a vibrant, print-ready event poster (portrait orientation, 18×24 inches, 300 dpi) for a U.S. Army unit command picnic. Use the following details:

HEADLINE: "Anniston Army Depot Command & Family Picnic" (notional — training use only)
DATE/TIME: Saturday, 27 June · 11:00 AM – 4:00 PM
LOCATION: Lakeside Pavilion, Post Recreation Area, Anniston Army Depot (notional)
AUDIENCE: ~120 Soldiers, DA Civilians, and families welcome — kids encouraged

VISUAL ELEMENTS to include:
- A festive outdoor scene: shaded pavilion by a lake or park, picnic tables, American and Army flags
- Playful icons or illustrations: BBQ grill / food spread, lawn games (cornhole, tug-of-war, frisbee), kids' activities
- A bright summer sky, lush green grass

COLOR PALETTE: Army gold (#FFD700) and olive/Army green (#4B5320) as primary accents, warm sky blue background, white typography for headlines

LAYOUT:
- Large bold headline at top
- Event details in a clearly readable mid-section
- Illustrated scene filling the lower half
- A thin footer ribbon: "NOTIONAL · FOR TRAINING USE ONLY"

TONE: Friendly, inclusive, family-celebration energy. Suitable for posting on a command bulletin board.

Paste this prompt into any AI that supports image generation — ChatGPT (GPT-4o / 5.5), Claude Opus, Gemini, or GenAI.mil. The poster is notional and for training purposes only.

Ready to run it?

The prompt is pre-filled. Just hit Send and watch the AI respond.

Launch in GenAI.mil