The research burden might lie with the customer for "don't take your hands off the wheel just because if you ignore the instructions it sounds like something an

The research burden might lie with the customer for "don't take your hands off the wheel just because if you ignore the instructions it sounds like something an 'autopilot' would let you do" But I don't think it's true for believing the car company CEO when he repeatedly said that the car came equipped with all the necessary hardware for full self driving, and if you purchased the $15000 package the full self driving software would be with you by the end of the year, with most of the remaining obstacles being regulatory... It's a bit like consumers have a responsibility to read the label on medical devices to use them properly, but they don't have a responsibility to advance their medical understanding to the point they can tell if Elizabeth Holmes is telling the truth about her product actually doing what she said it was doing.