At the Russian International Chess Person Contest, the 7 -year -old boy was clamped by his finger by chess robots

【Source: Nine Pai News】

According to Russian media reports, in a game of the Moscow International Chess Open last week, a 7 -year -old boy's finger was cut off. It is said that the boy was grabbing a step, causing his fingers to be clamped. The next day, he completed the game under plaster, but his parents wanted to filed a lawsuit.

Chess is an intellectual game that requires strategic thinking, calm and concentration and patience, and generally does not involve violence.

"The robot broke the child's fingers," said the chairman of the Moscow International Chess Federation, Schurga Lazlev, said that the machine has participated in many competitions and has not had problems before. "This is obviously not a good thing."

According to the video, the boy's fingers were clamped by the robotic arm for a few seconds, and the people around him hurriedly helped the child from the control of the robot's arm. At that time, a woman and three men rushed in and took the boy away from the scene.

Sergey Smagin, vice chairman of the Russian Chess Federation, said that the boy did not wait for the machine to complete the movement, but chose to fight quickly, and the machine "shot" against the boy.

"There are certain security rules when playing chess in the man -machine, and this child obviously violates these rules. He did not realize that the robot had to wait after the robot was completed." Sima Jin said. "This is an extremely rare case, the first time in my impression." He added.

Lazalev's statement is different, saying that the child "take a step of chess, you need to give the robot time to answer, but the boy is too hurried, and the robot seizes him." However, regardless of the reason, they must re -consider the supplier of the robot.

The boy's name is Christopher, and the Russian media said he was one of the best players in Moscow's nine -year -old players. The total number of chess players was only 30. "People rushed up to help, pulled out the young chess players' fingers, but still fractured."

Christopher's fingers were put on gypsum without being traumatized. "The child continued the game the next day and completed the game smoothly."

However, it is reported that the boy's parents have contacted the prosecutor's office.

Sima Jin said that the incident was "coincidental", and the robot was "absolutely safe." He said that the machine could play multiple games at a time and had played three games with Christopher that day.

Russian international chess master Sergey Karjakin said that the incident was undoubtedly due to "some procedure failure or other reasons", and added, "This situation has never happened before, I wish Xiaoxiao Xiaoxiao, I wish Xiaoxiao Xiaoxiao, I wish Xiaoxiao Xiaoxiao, I wish Xiaoxiao Xiaoxiao, I wish Xiaoxiao Xiaoxiao, I wish Xiaoxiao Xiaoxiao, I wish Xiaoxiao Xiaoxiao, I wish Xiaoxiao Xiaoxiao, I wish Xiaoxiao Xiaoxiao, I wish Xiaoxiao Xiaoxiao, I wish Xiaoxiao Xiaoxiao, I wish Xiaoxiao Xiaoxiao, I wish Xiaoxiao Xiaoxiao, I wish Xiaoxiao Xiaoxiao, I wish Xiaoxiao Xiaoyi, I wish Xiaoxiao Xiaoyi, I wish Xiaoxiao Xiaoyi, I wish Xiaoxiao Xiaoyi, I wish Xiaoxiao Xiaoyi, I wish Xiaoxiao Xiaoyi, I wish Xiaoxiao Xiaoyi, I wish Xiaoxiao Xiaoyi, I wish Xiaoxiao Xiaoyi, I wish Xiaoxiao Xiaoyi, I wish Xiaoxiao Xiaoyi, I wish Xiaoxiao Xiaoyi, I wish Xiaoxiao Xiaoyi. The boy is healthy. "

At present, the most advanced robots can not only interact with human beings, but also actively cooperate with humans, but most robots just repeat the same basic actions -grabbing, moving, letting go -have no interaction with humans.

According to a 2015 study, in the United States alone, one person is killed by industrial robots every year. In fact, according to data from the US Vocational Safety Administration, since 2000, most of the occupational accidents involving robots have died.

In 1979, Robert Williams was pressed by an arm of a robot that weighed up to one ton on the Ford Michigan production line, which was the first accident reported. In 2015, in a German factory in Volkswagen, the robot seized a 22 -year -old contractor and pressed him on the metal board to death.

From 2008 to 2013, robots used for medical surgery also killed 144 people.

In 2018, a 49 -year -old man was killed by a 40 -mile/hour Uber -driving car at a speed of 40 miles per hour. At that time, she was crossing the road.

However, generally speaking, artificial errors are the most common reasons, that is, humans do not know enough about robots. Therefore, even if you play chess with the robot, you should act carefully.

Jiupai News Intern reporter Liu Yating

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