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A Tesla Model 3 was spotted on a highway with its windshield covered, with no driver in visible sight. This would lead one to believe that its driver is using the latest unsupervised Full Self-Driving (FSD), but the latter utilizes an in-cabin camera to monitor eye movements to prevent situations like sleeping while behind the wheel.
However, previous versions of Full Self-Driving and / or Autopilot only required one to have their hands on the wheel, but there are chips that one can install to easily bypass the warning messages. With that said, there’s still no word yet on how this person managed to trick the FSD system,
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