> That doesn't sound like what happened. Everything is speculation at this point so I am not sure how you can assume that's not what happened. > "The driver

> That doesn't sound like what happened. Everything is speculation at this point so I am not sure how you can assume that's not what happened. > "The driver didn't notice" well, that's why they're using autopilot. If Tesla builds and designs a system to be used as an assistant, explicitly tells and warns the user of it's use case and potential danger of using it as anything other than an assistant, then the excuse that "it's human nature" is null, I don't think it's human nature to leave your safety and well being at the hands of something designed to be nothing more than an assistant. Perhaps the name autopilot exerts to much confidence in its capabilities.