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Phantom Braking with Version 10

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No I don't think it requires more attention than normal. But since not drinking while driving applies to driving in general, it would also apply to Autopilot since AP is a driver assist.

Well drinking and driving are bad words for obvious reasons... ;) But I don’t think it is at all common to think a driver can’t enjoy a non-alcoholic beverage in a moving car. I think that is quite normal and legal too.

It is true Autopilot can do more unexpected things than just driving yourself but since you can’t even keep both hands on wheel without nags what can you do... ;)