Tesla’s in-cabin camera is built to monitor driver attention while using Full Self-Driving, but this demonstration reveals how simple objects can potentially challenge these monitoring systems. In the demo, a toy head or artificial face placed near the rearview mirror appears to create confusion for the camera, making the system interpret the object as if someone is looking toward the road and potentially affecting attention alerts. The example highlights a broader challenge for AI-powered safety technology: teaching cameras to accurately tell the difference between an attentive driver and objects that only resemble human features due to lighting, positioning, or camera angles. It also serves as a reminder that features like Full Self-Driving are still advanced driver-assistance systems, not fully autonomous vehicles. Drivers must remain engaged, monitor the road, and be ready to take control when needed. As vehicles continue becoming smarter, safety systems will need to evolve to ...