theguardian.com/sport/2022/jul/24/chess-robot-grabs-and-breaks-finger-of-seven-year-old-opponent-moscow

Shut it down

Ayo someone really programmed the robot to take physical control over an “error” like this ?

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Posting in a KTT Skynet thread

check mate motherfucker

thread title of the year

!dream A massive chess-playing robot crushing a boys hand, existential dread, moody, artificial intelligence

Why did he have to say it like he didn’t care?

“This is of course bad”

NO S***

Imagine chess grandmaster niggas thinking this is a good thing cause less competition

The kid was set up to become the hokage

They really had to slide on the kid like he was the opp and make it look like an accident

to be fair, the kid wasn't stressing off of it. He played matches the very next day and seems to be in good spirits, it's not like he's lost his ability. just one finger. The parents are the ones making a big fiasco of it and publicizing it, likely so they can get paid.

this would be like that basketball robot breaking its opponents leg in a pick up game

this makes it seem like it was a malicious act. If you watch the video, you can see that the robot was moving like normal, but the kid happened to slide his hand right into the area that the robot's arm was moving towards

By any means necessary.

The age of singularity is upon us

Man said

bro didn't this happen like ages ago or am I trippin

!dream Chess robot breaks child opponent's fingers

it thought he was a pawn

This article is from July 2022 what are we DOING here

I fckn knew it!