It's an anti-pattern, this product. And, I would not say that it's 100% the driver's fault. The feature is named autopilot or full self-driving, it's misnamed.

It's an anti-pattern, this product. And, I would not say that it's 100% the driver's fault. The feature is named autopilot or full self-driving, it's misnamed. All the marketing and hype puts prospective drivers into the nod and wink mindset that they don't have to drive when they have a self-driving vehicle. It gives the driver the wrong impression. Only after experience would you have accumulated the wisdom to treat it a lot more conservatively. In my opinion if I were to own one of these things I would be Embarrassed and offended at the notion that I spent tens of thousands of dollars on a piece of software in a special vehicle only to have it not do what I expected it to do. It's an anti-pattern.