> in most of the world i'd hope an accident caused by using these features is the drivers fault for switching them on and not 'driving with due care and attenti

> in most of the world i'd hope an accident caused by using these features is the drivers fault for switching them on and not 'driving with due care and attention' If I can die because a driver has a big red "kill" button in their car, I'm not going to blame them for pressing it. I'm going to blame the manufacturer and regulators. That button is just too damn dangerous for humans. Similarly, there's a reason we don't put a "nuke" button on the president's desk directly guarding missiles and then blame him for pressing it at the wrong time. Some things are just too damn dangerous to put in a single human's control, let alone so easily.