Not mentioned in the article... Couldn't (shouldn't?) a "level 2+" car be able to decide that visibility and/or road conditions are so bad that you should not be driving at all - so the automated system is switching itself OFF, so as not to be a party to your idiocy?
Ongoing discussion https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=41880649
Not mentioned in the article... Couldn't (shouldn't?) a "level 2+" car be able to decide that visibility and/or road conditions are so bad that you should not be driving at all - so the automated system is switching itself OFF, so as not to be a party to your idiocy?