It's hard and scary to give critical feedback at first. You also don't want to damage relationships, especially when you're counting on peer feedback to eventually substantiate your own promotion.
All that said, if you put in the effort to learn and practice giving well-formed, critical feedback, I can almost guarantee the person on the receiving end will deeply appreciate it. Even if it's hard for them to hear, they'll know how it was hard for you to give, too, and most likely they will be grateful to you for it.
Next time, take that risk, and you will be glad you did.
Integrating an LLM capabilities directly into the OS is pretty slick. I know it's just one less step than copy/pasting something into a ChatGPT tab in your browser, but that seamless experience makes it that much more accessible and lower friction.
I'm excited to see where Apple Intelligence goes; though I do wonder if Apple choosing to partner with OpenAI will eventually put them in the backseat when other models like those from Anthropic surpass OpenAI's capabilities.
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All that said, if you put in the effort to learn and practice giving well-formed, critical feedback, I can almost guarantee the person on the receiving end will deeply appreciate it. Even if it's hard for them to hear, they'll know how it was hard for you to give, too, and most likely they will be grateful to you for it.
Next time, take that risk, and you will be glad you did.