A viral TikTok showed an Asian Lexus driver repeatedly receiving drowsiness warnings even though his eyes appeared fully open, raising questions about how camera-based driver-monitoring systems interpret different eye shapes. The incident sparked debate over whether the system had a calibration or recognition problem and whether such technology has been adequately designed for diverse facial features. Reports that the driver was considering legal action have not been officially confirmed, but the video renewed discussion about potential limitations and biases in AI-based driver-monitoring technology….
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