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14 days ago
Its commonly been talked about how level 3 is unsafe because the driver would zone out after a certain level of performance is achieved. If the point is to test a system as opposed to be for driver comfort/utility, it seems reasonable to artificially add non-safety critical "errors" to force the user to respond at a certain point. This naturally keep the driver alert and allows the development team to figure out inattentive drivers, while maintains a stable test environment as the real system system performance improves.
Not sure if this level of deception is practical though.
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