Well if it is worth that eggs get broken then it should at least be Tesla paying for it no? They seem to want to have it all, advertise their product as autopilot (not drive assist), use their customers and everyone else as Guinea pigs and take the data to improve their systems, but if things happen it's the drivers fault for not being attentive and they have to take financial (and moral) responsibility.

If they really thought some eggs need to be broken to get _their_(because they are using the data nobody else) systems up to speed, they could just come forward and say it and more importantly pay for the consequences.