I'd say it's too little autonomy too soon. The most dangerous thing about "Autopilot" is that the human is still supposed to be responsible. So after what mig

I'd say it's too little autonomy too soon. The most dangerous thing about "Autopilot" is that the human is still supposed to be responsible. So after what might be hours of inactivity, the human driver is expected to assume control of the vehicle within a split second when the Tesla suddenly decides it's not confident enough in it's own driving. That's hardly autonomous.