> Something that works well most of the time is going to lull drivers into not paying attention. That's my biggest objection, I either want to be 100% disenga

> Something that works well most of the time is going to lull drivers into not paying attention. That's my biggest objection, I either want to be 100% disengaged or nothing. A system that wants but doesn't require you to pay attention and allows you to check out is absurd. It's hard enough sometimes reacting to things when you are driving but a system that let's you stop paying attention but might ask you to make immediate responses to situations it can't handle? Hell no. We've had our Tesla since November and it has given us two 30 day trials of Autopilot and the "no thanks" is so obfuscated that it's easier to say yes and then opt out after it enables it. Some of the features like Intelligent Cruise Control would be nice but no way in hell do I want the half assed autopilot feature.