[notahacker]

Yep. It's not "this is less likely to kill you", it's "this has a better UI and some sort of ML process that's supposed to check you're looking at the road". Somehow they score it highly for telling you when you should and shouldn't use it for a product whose disclaimer says you shouldn't really be using it at all.

It's a bit like declaring your bike outperforms cars in crash safety because a magazine gives it 8/10 for handling and 9/10 for the visibility of your yellow jacket and your rear light having a "flash" mode.