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Tesla's current iteration of self-driving is based on neural networks. Certainly the computer vision is; there's no other way we have of doing computer vision that works at all well and, according to this article from last year it's true for the decision-making too.
Of course, the whole task of self-driving is "pattern recognition"; neural networks are just one way of achieving that.