> I'm quite surprised that Tesla continues to lack such a system to monitor the drivers eyes on the road when they are behind the wheel especially when the user

> I'm quite surprised that Tesla continues to lack such a system to monitor the drivers eyes on the road when they are behind the wheel especially when the user is using autopilot or not. Perhaps we shouldn't expect that of people? If you've taken the vast burden of driving off their minds, we should accept that human nature means they'll stop paying attention to driving. That, however, explicitly implies that automation needs to be much better before it can be used.