Some folks are skeptical of self-driving cars while others are all in. It’s safe to assume this Tesla motorist is all in.
As noted by The Comeback, Tesla’s description of the autopilot technology allows for a nap, even if it doesn’t say so and somewhat advises against it:
Tesla Autopilot functions like the systems that airplane pilots use when conditions are clear. The driver is still responsible for, and ultimately in control of, the car. What’s more, you always have intuitive access to the information your car is using to inform its actions.
This combined suite of features represents the only fully integrated autopilot system involving four different feedback modules: camera, radar, ultrasonics, and GPS. These mutually reinforcing systems offer realtime data feedback from the Tesla fleet, ensuring that the system is continually learning and improving upon itself.

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