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A robot chess player went outside the usual rules of the game recently when it made a move that shocked onlookers and left its seven-year-old opponent with a broken finger. In a game at this month ...

Researchers at Delft University of Technology (TU Delft) recently introduced a new open-source robotic system that can play chess against a human user in a real-world environment. This robot ...

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A large robot arm capable of playing against four people at the same time accidentally took things too far when it broke a 7-year-old boy's finger during a friendly game of chess. The story has ...

The robot’s creators told Baza that the robot was designed with artificial intelligence that gave it the ability to play three chess matches at once. The unfortunate child, Christopher ...

The incident happened last week at the Moscow Chess Open, where the robot was hired to play competitors. Video of the incident (below) shows the machine is a standard industrial robot arm ...

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We have nothing to do with the robot," Moscow Chess Federation president Sergey ... Jon Bolding is a games writer and critic with an extensive background in strategy games. When he's not on ...

A damaged ego is usually the worst injury a chess player can come out of a match with. But in Russia, a seven-year-old child playing with a robot was forced to interrupt the game when the machine ...

"The robot broke the child’s finger," said Moscow Chess Federation president Sergey ... The boy was identified as Christopher and went on to play the next day, finishing the tournament.

When I saw that a robot had broken the finger of a 7-year-old boy it was playing at the Moscow Open chess tournament, my first reaction was, "They're coming for us." All the machines that have ...