Video of AP or really engaged driver?

[rgedad]

I was squandering time looking through YouTube videos on Bad Drivers, Driving Fails (squandering quarantine time). The following YouTube link I came across shows a Tesla avoiding a squeeze play between drivers, one of whom was changing lanes into the Tesla. Really astounding driving.

My question is: Was this Auto Pilot - or a really, really quick reaction from a human driver.
YouTube URL:

Tesla Segment: Starts at 30 Second mark (Sorry - I do not know how to just show/capture the Tesla segment)

Now I am a pretty conservative driver (+5 Speed limit Max, and slow down if adjacent lanes are running slow), but I do not think I could have made the driving corrections this Tesla made - So will my MX save my butt in a similar situation, or do I need to go back to driving school???

P.S. - I do find that if i go out driving after watching one of these Bad Drivers, Driving Fails videos I am much more...observant...of idiot drivers.

 

[Soda Popinski]

I would guess manual driving, as when it came into frame, it wasn't centered in the lane very well, with a bias to the left side. Though it's possible AP was already shifting to the left, but if it were already reacting to the car, I think it would have been braking too.

 

[rgedad]

I found another video of a Tesla AP Save: This one states it is on AutoPilot
I really did not understand it was capable of this type of reaction.

This one at 6:30 into the Video (I really need to learn how to save just individual clips from YouTube)

I assume the shoulder pull over at the end is so they can change their underpants

 

[Soda Popinski]

I found another video of a Tesla AP Save: This one states it is on AutoPilot
I really did not understand it was capable of this type of reaction.

This one at 6:30 into the Video (I really need to learn how to save just individual clips from YouTube)

I assume the shoulder pull over at the end is so they can change their underpants

I do remember seeing that one, either on this forum or reddit. The driver said they got rear-ended, and their car changed lanes to avoid hitting the car in front of them, then he took over and pulled to the side.