My knee jerk reaction was to point out the flaws in your argument, but I figure thats not constructive, so here goes. My first point is that taking eyes off th

My knee jerk reaction was to point out the flaws in your argument, but I figure thats not constructive, so here goes. My first point is that taking eyes off the road while driving is risky business whether in a 2024 FSD Tesla or a 1996 Toyota tacoma. It's clear we don't want that. My second point is the risk is entirely on the driver, and the people involved in the crash, not the producer of the technology who absolves themselves of all liability from the use and effects of said technology. My personal experience that formed my opinion on this is that the technology is not ready to be fully trusted, not to the extent of taking eyes off the road (which really brought out my instinctive comment). I will agree that this does have potential to avoid some crashes. But human nature would make us sloppier drivers.