> if they have a tech that can sorta drive itself, they will 100% get distracted That's been known for a while. Some of the automation systems that have a huma

> if they have a tech that can sorta drive itself, they will 100% get distracted That's been known for a while. Some of the automation systems that have a human in the loop will actually lower the level of automation every once in a while and ask the human to take over so that the human does not get complacent. That's not really a popular way to sell cars though. Having a car that requests a lane change or to re-center the car in the lane every once in a while isn't what people are really looking for, even though it would increase driver attentiveness.