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Hype is dangerous when promises are being made which are far beyond what the technology can produce. And it's important to call it out. This does not seem to be the case here.
you think what @openAI showed is remotely close to commercial use, warranting comments like "this is happening, folks", as if what they showed would be in stores next year?
It absolutely isn't ready for commercial use. I think criticizing RL for its fragility and unreliability is completely fair. If there is a "reality check" that the community (and the media) needs, that is it. But the usage of a symbolic solver seems completely besides the point.
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