Is SAE Level 2 perhaps 'good enough' for most people, especially on highways (either flowing or stop-and-go), for now? Comma's 3X seems to be something that in

Is SAE Level 2 perhaps 'good enough' for most people, especially on highways (either flowing or stop-and-go), for now? Comma's 3X seems to be something that increases driving convenience for people, but doesn't over-promise / under-deliver on its capabilities. Should Level 2 be what manufacturers be shooting for when they're shipping their 2024/5 models? (Though certainly strive for higher levels in the future.)