No, NHTSA has released the rules for active headlights in the US, and it was different than everyone expected. Most active headlights are built to the SAE standards used in the rest of the world, but NHTSA decided that wasn't good enough and made the requirements more stringent, such that it is possible that no existing headlights can meet the standards to be activated in the US. (A number of OEMs are pushing back, because they don't want to design new, more costly, headlights when they think what that have, and are using in the rest of the world are fine.)
tl;dr: Don't expect the current Tesla matrix lights to ever get active features enabled in the US.