Isn't this sort of the Tesla approach where they slowly increment improvements in certain settings? Years back when Google started testing its cars it gave the

Isn't this sort of the Tesla approach where they slowly increment improvements in certain settings? Years back when Google started testing its cars it gave their employees the chance to use their very preliminary technology during their commute. They made it explicitly clear that the driver still had to be ready to take absolute control of the car at any moment but what they found was that their employees were doing the absolutely the opposite: playing on their phones, reaching into the back seat, etc. That's why Waymo has been adamant that they'll only release their tech when it's 100% ready.