A robot broke a 7-year-old boy's finger while they were playing chess during a tournament in Moscow, Russian.
A robot broke a 7-year-old boy's finger while they were playing chess during a tournament in Moscow, Russian news agency"The robot broke the child's finger," Moscow Chess Federation President Sergei Lazarev told the outlet. "Of course, this is bad."
"The child played the very next day, finished the tournament in a cast and the volunteers helped to record the chess moves," Lazarev said.
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