A Russian Chess-Playing Robot Literally Broke A Child’s Finger Bc He Violated Safety Rules

In what might be the worst instance of a humble board game going deliriously wrong, a chess-playing robot seemingly gained sentience and broke a seven-year-old child’s finger during a tournament at the Moscow Open. The reason for such brutalism? The robot punished the boy for completing a move too quickly, proving even machines can be narcs.

Not now, chess robot uprising https://t.co/Msq5t8VQnm

— James Felton (@JimMFelton) July 24, 2022

The GuardianSergey Lazarev 

“The robot was rented by us. It has been exhibited in many places, for a long time, with specialists.

“The child made a move, and after that we need to give time for the robot to answer but the boy hurried and the robot grabbed him. We have nothing to do with the robot.”

“This is of course bad” pic.twitter.com/fpQdF7yKnF

— Rudi Edsall (@RudiEdsall) July 24, 2022

videoChristopher Sergey Smagin

Chess Robot Delivers Package Piledriver To Seven Year-Old Opponent

— Patrick Monahan (@pattymo) July 25, 2022

The chess robot thing reminded me of when Wendell Sailor arm wrestled a guy on the footy show and broke his bicep on live tv. Important moments in culture

— Bec Shaw (@Brocklesnitch) July 25, 2022

three-year-old chess prodigy eating shit on Russian television

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