[uriah]

I have a car with a similar feature. It can be erratic (on/off a lot) in certain situations where there is a lot of lights/signs around. But typically I don't have brights on there. Haven't noticed any degradation with age, but certainly possible.

For context, this is demonstrating a more advanced "automatic brights" system albeit somewhat rudimentary compared to some of the newer LED projectors (e.g. Audi, Mercedes). Turning on your brights is still opt-in. Normal brights don't turn off automatically for pedestrians

[lamontcg]

I think I've been blinded as a pedestrian, in a city, by automatic bright systems.

People must think that since they're computer controlled that its fine to run them in the city, or else they just forget that they're turned on.