My recent Chanukah post showed a happy family gathered around what was supposed to be a Chanukah menorah. I used AI to generate the picture, and unfortunately, didn’t take a good look at it before I posted. The menorah had a center candle, the shamash, and three candles on either side.
Of course, a Chanukah menorah has a center candle and four candles on either side.
Here’s the post with a new picture.
Just another example of why AI isn’t perfect.
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Hi, my name is Lorraine. I am not that good on the computer, so I am not sure my comment on your blog will appear or not. I commented on the beautiful Hanukkah Menorah that you light in honour of your son Jacob and I spoke about my sister who is benefitting from reading your blog as she has been going through much turmoil and pain with the loss of her beautiful daughter Jenny to cancer not long ago. Thank you so much for what you are doing. I want to wish you and your family and everyone who is a part of your blog, a very Happy Hanukkah and a very happy, healthy new year beginning January and thank you for creating this beautiful blog. My email is lorie_d@ hotmail.com
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Hi Lorraine, and thank you for your comment and your beautiful thoughts. May you and your family be blessed with all goodness.