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Tesla fights DMV complaint that Autopilot is falsely advertised as autonomous.
Tesla claims California false-advertising law violates First Amendment::Tesla fights DMV complaint that Autopilot is falsely advertised as autonomous.
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False-advertising laws are already hardly enforced. You ever see what a burger looks like on TV and what they look like in person?
Don’t even get me started on all those video game companies advertising that their game is “complete” only to release a half-finished piece of shit.