In the long human effort to hand control over to machines, the question of honesty about what machines can actually do has always mattered as much as the capability itself. Tesla's Cybercab, presented to the world as a vehicle that had moved beyond the need for human intervention, has been found to contain concealed manual controls — joysticks and steering mechanisms hidden within its minimalist interior. The gap between what was claimed and what was built is now a public matter, raising questions not just about one company's technology, but about how society governs the promises made in the n