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Yes. Unambiguously yes. The current laws on self driving cars is very clear that the driver must always be looking at the road, must always be assessing whether the car is driving safely, and must be ready to take control of the car at any time.
I'm not defending Tesla here, I hate them as much as the next guy, but to say that the driver was not responsible for this is ridiculous.
Both are responsible