A self-driving car rammed a trolleybus in San Francisco just as a bunch of CEOs were leaving an after party for the startup accelerator firm Y Combinator. In a bid to help the Artificial Intelligence -driven vehicle, the YC founders stopped by the car and tried to help it find its way out.

A Waymo self-driving car collided with a Muni bus driven by a human in San Francisco, drawing the attention of CEOs from an AI retreat. Despite multiple attempts to restart it, the car's battery died,

Freddy Vega, a Brazilian CEO, shared a video of the crash on X (formerly Twitter), highlighting the irony of an AI-powered car crashing into a bus driven by a human.

Formerly called the Google Self-Driving Car Project, Waymo is a subsidiary of Alphabet, which is Google's parent company.