I've seen enough fails from Tesla's Autopilot and FSD Beta (typing those names out feels so laughable given how far away they are to describing the things they'

I've seen enough fails from Tesla's Autopilot and FSD Beta (typing those names out feels so laughable given how far away they are to describing the things they're meant to, other than Beta) that I actively avoid any Tesla I see on the road. I never know if the car is being driven by someone or one of these tools are engaged. I almost feel there should be regulation that communicates to other drivers that a human is not controlling the vehicle. It really bothers me that we have been opt-in without choice into Tesla's marketing and hype bubble and live on the streets research and development. These are people's lives. The road isn't a place to move fast and break things. If one gets hit by a Tesla car under one of these "automated" systems, what prevents a person from holding Tesla responsible?