there needs to be a wide-ranging investigation into the role of highly-paid consultants siphoning off vast quantities of cash from UK universities, and their role as silent partners in the radical reshaping of UK institutions that is taking place right now
![And it seems fair to draw the conclusion from
our analyses that there are some significant conceptual problems to unreservedly appropriating
this notion of ‘collaboration’ from CSCW and blandly applying it to such human-robot encounters
on the streets (concurring with conclusions from Johansen et al. who argue that such mappings
between HRC and CSCW may be problematic at times). It also seems likely that this is indicative of
a wider problem facing CSCW itself, in which we see arguments for ceding of ground from people
to machines, as in a related but broader discussion developing on “human-AI collaboration” [57].
This move could well be a significant mistake for CSCW that misunderstands collaborative action.](https://cdn.bsky.app/img/feed_thumbnail/plain/did:plc:ho3gknznuenjmljdbge5muyj/bafkreibetgajibsuq4kte44oqibmhylikc4jbebpad4u5u4w3t34m3homm)
