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The California Department of Motor Vehicles has issued a cease and desist from using terms like “self-driving,” “automated,” or “auto-pilot” unless the cars can be operated without any human backup. Tesla's system is currently deemed as a level-two autonomous system, and California will only allow level three and above systems to be called "Autopilot." A Tesla spokesperson responded by saying that “Tesla is reviewing the draft regulations and will provide input to the DMV as appropriate. Autopilot makes driving safer and less stressful, and we have always been clear that it does not make a car autonomous any more than its namesake makes an aircraft autonomous.”The California Department of Motor Vehicles has issued a cease and desist from using terms like “self-driving,” “automated,” or “auto-pilot” unless the cars can be operated without any human backup. Tesla's system is currently deemed as a level-two autonomous system, and California will only allow level three and above systems to be called "Autopilot." A Tesla spokesperson responded by saying that “Tesla is reviewing the draft regulations and will provide input to the DMV as appropriate. Autopilot makes driving safer and less stressful, and we have always been clear that it does not make a car autonomous any more than its namesake makes an aircraft autonomous.”