The entire point of driver licensing is to "protect people from their own stupidity" by teaching them how to drive. Now you have companies using nudge-nudge-win

The entire point of driver licensing is to "protect people from their own stupidity" by teaching them how to drive. Now you have companies using nudge-nudge-wink-wink terms like "Autopilot" that purport to be able to drive the car for you, while also saying in their EULA or whatever that actually, it doesn't work like that. I think it's quite reasonable, from a point of view of preventing false advertising to stop this. Removing all references to "Autopilot" and similar and replacing them with sensible descriptions like "Driver Steering Assist" like the other car manufacturers are using would definitely satisfy me.