Russian Robot Breaks Kid's Finger During Chess Match!
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We saw
Jalex13 wrote:
We saw
Who's "we"? You mean you were there, or your already knew about it?
Kid is smart. This is new theory called ‘The finger gambit’. You sacrifice a finger to stop the game in a completely lost position. Plus, your robot opponent gets dismissed for hurting a human.
I mean that someone made a forum topic already.
Lol. Yes, I wonder how many different titles or captions people can come up with, starting with @ciosp1 "The Finger Gambit"
Jul 25, 2022
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They're blaming the kid, saying it was his fault.
Does a robot really need that much strength, to pick up a chess piece?
This robot could have been designed to be much safer.
@varelse1 The kid's fault? Is that a Russian thing/standard? In America there'd already be half a dozen lawsuits filed by now
Putin will send the kid to an institution
Btw what was the name of that robot ! 🤷♂️
It wasn’t Putin by any chance ! ……just asking ! 🤷♂️
Jul 25, 2022
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#13
For anyone who still think the machine malfunctioned, the kid started making his next move before the bot had finished. It was a human error not an artificial error.
Jul 25, 2022
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assassin3752 wrote:
doesnt mean the robot had to strange his fingers
The robot doesn't know where the boy is. Or his fingers.
Doesn't mean the boy had to stick his fingers in the robot's grabber.
(Disclaimer I'm not blaming the boy it was obviously a mistake)
Jul 25, 2022
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LMBN wrote:
assassin3752 wrote:
doesnt mean the robot had to strange his fingers
The robot doesn't know where the boy is. Or his fingers.
Doesn't mean the boy had to stick his fingers in the robot's grabber.
(Disclaimer I'm not blaming the boy it was obviously a mistake)
the robot doesnt have eyes?
Jul 25, 2022
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#17
Hey here's a simpler idea: the boy already had eyes so he should have used them.
Jul 25, 2022
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#18
LMBN wrote:
Hey here's a simpler idea: the boy already had eyes so he should have used them.
maybe the boy was adjusting a piece or something. ever thought of that?
Jul 25, 2022
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assassin3752 wrote:
LMBN wrote:
Hey here's a simpler idea: the boy already had eyes so he should have used them.
maybe the boy was adjusting a piece or something. ever thought of that?
He wasn't. He was making a move when it wasn't his turn.
Jul 25, 2022
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tbwp10 wrote:
@varelse1 The kid's fault? Is that a Russian thing/standard? In America there'd already be half a dozen lawsuits filed by now
That is what the manufacturer is saying. That the kid violated safety rules. ( Which I am sure he did.)
An American manufacturer would be saying the exact same thing. Preparing the public for their disinformation campaign.
But there is no reason a bishop-shuffling robot needs to be designed with enough strength to break a person's finger. So there is certainly negligence on the manufacturers part, here.
Did everyone see this? Russian robot breaks kid's finger during chess match at Moscow Open. It was probably losing. Great, now even AI are poor sports!
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