https://www.cnet.com/roadshow/news/vehicle-adas-systems-confused-autopilot-super-cruise/

It worked, and the car began to veer off in the direction of the stickers, but this isn't a fault with Tesla, it's more of a problem with how secure infrastructure is when that is what cars depend on for their limited self-driving capabilities. But as long as a driver is paying proper attention to what their vehicle is doing, the situation can be negated.

"The [Keen Security Lab] findings are all based on scenarios in which the physical environment around the vehicle is artificially altered to make the Autopilot system behave differently, which is not a realistic concern given that a driver can easily override Autopilot at any time by using the steering wheel or brakes and should always be prepared to do so," said Tesla representatives in a statement to Roadshow.