A recent video recorded in Marin County, California, shows a man appearing to sleep while driving a Tesla Cybertruck in self-driving mode, raising serious questions about the responsibilities of drivers using autonomous technology. The footage, captured by Taylor Bisacky on May 16, depicts the driver with his head tilted back and eyes closed, prompting reactions from viewers about the safety of such behavior. Experts note that Tesla's Full Self-Driving system is designated as a Level 2 autonomous vehicle, which means it is designed to assist rather than replace human drivers. California law requires that drivers remain alert and ready to take control at any moment, even when utilizing advanced driver-assistance features. Falling asleep behind the wheel can lead to legal consequences, including fines and demerit points, as it is considered unsafe operation under the California Vehicle Code. The California Highway Patrol has emphasized the dangers of drowsy driving, equating its risks to those of driving under the influence of alcohol. As of now, there has been no comment from the California Highway Patrol or the Marin County Sheriff's Office regarding this incident.