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Despite the rapid advancements in intelligent driving technology, it's crucial to recognize that all currently available mass-produced systems fall under the category of assisted driving, rather than autonomous driving. A poignant incident in Pudong, Shanghai, serves as a stark reminder of this distinction. In this case, the driver, having engaged the assisted driving mode, was traveling at high speed when he bent down to retrieve a beverage bottle. This momentary lapse in attention prevented him from regaining control of the vehicle in time, ultimately leading to a fatal car accident. This unfortunate event underscores the fact that assisted driving does not equate to autonomous driving. Drivers must maintain constant vigilance throughout their journey, staying ready to intervene and take control of the vehicle at any given moment.
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