'Shoulda seen it coming': Elon Musk seems pretty relaxed that a couple filmed a porno in a Tesla on Autopilot

Last week, a couple had sex in a moving Tesla which was on Autopilot, and they uploaded it to Pornhub.Elon Musk, Tesla's founder, responded to the video on Twitter on Thursday night.He didn't reference the video directly, but said, “Turns out there's more ways to use Autopilot than we imagined,” adding “shoulda seen it coming …”Tesla's Autopilot isn't a fully driverless system yet, and the company recommends drivers always have both hands on the wheel when using it. The company is also in the midst of a lawsuit because a man died after his Tesla crashed on Autopilot.Visit INSIDER's homepage for more stories.Elon Musk has responded to the porn film a couple uploaded to Pornhub last week, which shows them having sex in a moving Tesla vehicle on Autopilot.While not referencing the video directly, Musk posted on Twitter, “Turns out there's more ways to use Autopilot than we imagined,” adding “shoulda seen it coming …”Tweet Embed: //twitter.com/mims/statuses/1126594529690177536？ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw Shoulda seen it coming …A follower replied to the tweets, saying “Tesla is S3XY after all,” to which Musk said: “Basically begging for it.”When another asked whether there were still plans to drive from New York City to LA on full Autopilot, Musk joked how that journey would have “a different age rating.”“We could have gamed an LA/NY Autopilot journey last year, but when we do it this year, everyone with Tesla Full Self-Driving will be able to do it too,” he said, more seriously.Tweet Embed: //twitter.com/mims/statuses/1126610999006486528？ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw That journey will have a diff age ratingLast week, Taylor Jackson, an adult entertainer, and her boyfriend filmed themselves having sex in a moving Tesla and uploaded it to the adult website PornHub.Tesla's Autopilot isn't a fully driverless system yet, and the company's website states that the driver should still have their hands on the wheel and be “prepared to take over at any time.”Jackson told INSIDER she wasn't afraid, however, although she did bump the steering wheel and knock the car out of Autopilot at one point in the video.“It was mainly a straight road, but it had a lot of traffic,” she said. “We had a lot of cars driving by us.”Read more: Why Mercedes plans to let its self-driving cars kill pedestrians in dicey situationsTesla hasn't commented publicly on the video yet, but it's unlikely to condone such behavior, or make light of it like it's CEO Musk. Tesla is involved in legal proceedings relating to the safety of the Autopilot feature. Read more: A couple shot a porn film in a Tesla on Autopilot while there were 'a lot of cars driving by'An Apple engineer called Walter Huang died in March 2018 when his Tesla Model X crashed on a California highway. His family is suing Tesla, because the car was in Autopilot when it crashed. The suit alleges Autopilot is “defective in its design.”In a blog published by Tesla shortly afterwards, the company stated Huang “received several visual and one audible hands-on warning earlier in the drive,” to remind him to put his hands back on the wheel.Musk recently said in an interview that Tesla' Autopilot could be safe for people to drive hands-free by the end of this year.INSIDER has contacted Tesla for comment.