Tesla's FSD (Supervised) system requires active driver oversight, with warnings escalating if the driver fails to respond, potentially leading to serious injury or death, per Tesla's guidelines. Tesla was not involved in the demonstration, but its FSD technology has faced scrutiny before. In April 2024, a Tesla Model S using FSD was involved in a fatal crash in Washington State, killing a motorcyclist, as reported by Reuters. The Dawn Project, led by Dan O'Dowd, who develops competing driver-assistance software, has long criticised Tesla's FSD, highlighting perceived flaws through public campaigns. Read: Tesla Stock Plunges 14% Amid Trump-Musk Feud, Wiping Out $153 Billion The incident coincides with anticipation for Tesla's Cybercab, a fully autonomous vehicle initially planned for June 22, 2025.