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Beware of chess-playing robots that don’t take kindly to sudden moves. News outlets are reporting that a robot broke the finger of a 7-year-old boy at a Moscow chess competition earlier this ...

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A chess robot playing three games at once broke a 7-year-old boy's finger in a tournament that ended Thursday in Russia. Officials say the bot was confused.

Talk about bad sportsmanship — and at the hands of a robot, no less. An AI-powered machine equipped with the gift of game strategizing (but definitely not good manners) has reportedly injured a ...

"The robot broke the child's finger - this, of course, is bad," said Moscow Chess Federation president Sergey Lazarev.

A chess-playing robot latched onto and subsequently fractured a 7-year-old boy's finger at the Moscow Chess Open competition on Tuesday, according to multiple reports.

According to Sergey Smagin, the chess robot broke the boy's finger when the child went for a swift move without waiting for the necessary time for the machine to complete its action.

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A chess-playing robot broke the finger of its 7-year-old opponent during a match at a tournament in Russia.