Is Ford selling cars with the tagline "the driver is doing nothing, they don't even need a seatbelt" and implementing seatbelt sensors such that a wink and nudg

Is Ford selling cars with the tagline "the driver is doing nothing, they don't even need a seatbelt" and implementing seatbelt sensors such that a wink and nudge is all it takes for car owners to receive the seatbelt-less features they were sold in marketing? Because right now, Tesla vehicles are being sold with the promise that the "driver is there only for legal reasons, the driver is doing nothing" with a figleaf of driver monitoring that makes it incredibly easy to bypass and access the driverless features drivers were sold via Tesla's marketing. If you know your driver monitoring is faulty and lets drivers easily operate vehicles while asleep, then yes, you have a duty to address that as a vehicle manufacturer.