Robot breaks finger of 7-year-old opponent’s at Moscow Chess Open | WATCH
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A chess robot grabbed and fractured his seven-year-old opponent’s finger during a match at the Moscow Open.
Chess is known for being one of the games played with calm concentration, patience and strategic thinking. However, a game of chess took a violent turn at the Moscow Open when a chess-playing robot callously grabbed and broke a 7-year-old boy’s finger and fractured it during a match.
The robot was purportedly unsettled by the quick responses of his opponent, according to several Russian media outlets. The incident happened last week (July 19) at the Moscow Open
All acquisition that advanced AI will destroy humanity is false. Not the powerful AI or breaching laws of robotics will destroy humanity, but engineers with both left hands :/On video - a chess robot breaks a kid's finger at Moscow Chess Open today. pic.twitter.com/bIGIbHztar
According to the president of the Moscow Chess Federation, Sergey Lazarev, the robot has played several matches earlier without being perturbed. “The robot broke the child’s finger. This is of course bad,” the president of the Moscow Chess Federation, Sergey Lazarev, told TASS news agency.
A video by the Baza Telegram channel shows how the robotic arm pinched the minor boy’s finger for several seconds before the public came rushing in for help.
