Elon Musk responds after porn star posts video of sex encounter while riding in Tesla on Autopilot
{{#rendered}} {{/rendered}}A Los Angeles adult film performer and her boyfriend found a perhaps predictable way to use their time while riding in a Tesla on Autopilot mode last week -- and their online post drew the attention of Tesla CEO Elon Musk.
The couple was on a road trip when they talked about having sex while using the car's semi-autonomous feature, Taylor Jackson told Business Insider. After the tryst, Jackson posted a video of her and her boyfriend performing various sex acts inside the moving electric vehicle and uploaded it to adult website PornHub.
"Holy s---, I made @Tesla the #1 search on Pornhub," Jackson wrote on Twitter. She also tagged Musk on the post.
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Taylor Jackson posted a video of her and her boyfriend performing sex acts in a Tesla on Autopilot. (Taylor Jackson / Twitter)
The website tweeted back, saying: “Reporting you to Elon for not having two hands on the wheel with the autopilot enabled. #phworthy.”
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{{#rendered}} {{/rendered}}Musk made light of the incident in a series of tweets Thursday.
"Turns out there’s more ways to use Autopilot than we imagined," he posted.
Minutes later, he addressed the video again.
{{#rendered}} {{/rendered}}"Shoulda seen it coming …," he tweeted.
Jackson said she bumped the steering wheel during the escapade and knocked it out of Autopilot.
"It was mainly a straight road, but it had a lot of traffic," she told the news website. "We had a lot of cars driving by us."
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While the Autopilot system can steer a Tesla within a highway lane without driver input for extended periods, the feature still requires “active driver supervision,” according to Tesla.
Jackson said the feedback from the video has been mostly positive.
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"Looking at it now, I feel we could've made it better," she said. "Maybe we will make another one."
This story has been updated to clarify the capabilities of the Autopilot system