> So really autopilot is the correct term, people are simply assuming it means a level 5 self driving car when it does not. The basics of good usability is tha

> So really autopilot is the correct term, people are simply assuming it means a level 5 self driving car when it does not. The basics of good usability is that whatever the average person/user is likely to do is to be considered to be what the system should deal with. As you say yourself, people somehow, super mysteriously, seem to think that the feature name Autopilot implies L5 driving. That's fine. My point is that the only proper response to that kind of expectation setting is to live up to L5 autonomous driving capabilities. As we both know that is not yet available, so.. don't use that feature name until it actually is possible. Quite simple.