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Regulatory Landscape & Safety Concerns - The Ministry of Public Security's Traffic Management Bureau states that current "intelligent driving" systems on the market have not achieved "autonomous driving", and drivers are ultimately responsible [1] - "Hands-off, eyes-off" driving poses serious road safety risks and potential legal consequences, including civil compensation, administrative penalties, and criminal liability [1] - Public security agencies will further strengthen regulatory management in conjunction with relevant departments [1] Industry Perspective & Development - Huawei believes its intelligent driving is ready for L3 autonomous driving and calls for national regulations to allow users to sleep while using intelligent driving [1] - Huawei's 余承东 admitted to looking at his phone while using the intelligent driving system, resulting in a fine and deduction of 3 points [1]