Podcast appearances and mentions of stephanie collins

25.10.24What Happens Next?Will AI Cut Us Off from Reality? | 94 In the Season 9 premiere of Monash University's “What Happens Next?”, host Dr Susan Carland and her expert guests examine one of today's most urgent topics: the impact of artificial intelligence on our perception of reality. With AI technology evolving rapidly, it's becoming increasingly difficult to distinguish fact from fiction. From deepfakes that manipulate visual truth to AI companions offering mental health support, AI is reshaping how we interact with the world—and each other. In this episode, experts explore the ethical, psychological and societal implications of these advancements. Professor Geoff Webb from Monash's Faculty of Information Technology discusses how far AI capabilities have come in just a few years, while futurist Dr Ben Hamer warns of the dangers deepfakes pose to democracy and daily life. Dr Sue Keay, Chair of Robotics Australia, highlights the rise of humanoid robots and how they're changing human-AI interaction, and Professor Joanna Batstone outlines the evolving relationship between humans and machines. Associate professors Ben Wellings and Stephanie Collins discuss the implications of emerging technology on politics and philosophy. The episode also touches on the psychological impact of new technology, including the emerging phenomenon of “robotic nudging” and the value and drawbacks of AI companions. It's an enlightening—and cautionary—preview of how these technologies could shape our future. Listen now to hear how we can harness AI's potential while navigating the ethical minefield it creates. A full transcript of this episode is available on Monash Lens. Learn more: Are Our Machines a Little Too Human? Are Humans About to Evolve? When can I get my new household robot? “What Happens Next?” will be back next week with part two of this series, ‘Can We Create a Better Reality?'. If you're enjoying the show, don't forget to subscribe and rate or review “What Happens Next?” to help listeners like yourself discover it.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

In this episode, we talk with Stephanie Collins and Niels de Haan about whether structuralism or historicism best accounts for group responsibility.Stephanie's website: https://stephaniecollins.xyz/Niels's website: https://sites.google.com/view/niels-de-haan/homepageTheir paper, "Group Responsibility and Historicism": https://academic.oup.com/pq/advance-article/doi/10.1093/pq/pqad104/7329479Twitter: https://twitter.com/thefreewillshowInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/thefreewillshow/?hl=enFacebook: https://www.facebook.com/The-Free-Will-Show-105535031200408/

This is the Healthcare Executive Insights Podcast presented by The Macallan Group. In Episode 46, we speak with Stephanie Collins, the CEO at Austin Retina Associates.

Courtesy of Barry Porter Barry Porter was born into a farming family in Porterville, on the north coast of Newfoundland, Canada. After working as a welder, Barry applied to be a relief lighthouse keeper with the Canadian Coast Guard. He spent the next 23 years working as a lightkeeper in four different locations. He has written about his colorful career in a new book, Adventures of a Lightkeeper. Barry Porter and his wife Alice at Bacalhao Island Lighthouse. Courtesy of Barry Porter. Stephanie Collins writes in the Miramichi Reader about Barry's book: "Adventures of A Lightkeeper by Barry Porter is, quite simply, a romantic recounting of the maritime lifestyle of light keeping on the rugged northeast coastline of Newfoundland. Written with passion and great respect for the solitary life such a profession brings, Porter's book opens the door to these beautiful beacons of light and provides an exclusive tour of these lonely behemoths and the mystique for which they have become famous." This is part 3 of a three part interview. Barry Porter at Puffin Island Light Station, Newfoundland. Courtesy of Barry Porter. Listen to the podcast with this player:

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In episode 3, we discuss why it matters to have inclusive emoji, and why we think the Paralympic sport of sled hockey deserves to have one of its own. Use #SledHockeyEmoji in your posts to bring awareness to the movement, and use the hashtag to post pictures of what you think the sled hockey emoji should look like! “Emojis with Disabilities A Step for Inclusion” by Stephanie Collins: https://www.hrw.org/news/2019/02/11/emojis-disabilities-step-inclusion This episode was recorded remotely. Episode transcripts are posted for free on Patreon. Got a question or just want to send me a message? Email: ModernAccessPod@gmail.com Follow Modern Access on Social Media! Instagram: @ModernAccessPod Twitter: @ModernAccessPod Facebook: @ModernAccessPod Join the Modern Access Patreon for ad-free episodes and Behind The Scenes content: https://www.patreon.com/modernaccess Modern Access is hosted by Coach Kaitlin Theme Music by Quinton Wolfe Graphic Design by Allison Manares THANK YOU for listening!! --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/modernaccesspod/message

This episode of BenefitLIFE is dedicated to Jane Ford, who with her sister Jean, who gave us a brand that we love. The season of giving! Episode 38 starts with a gift of a person Macy’s LSA, Stephanie Collins, sharing how she kept herself busy during shelter in place by making and gifting Benefit eyeglasses & how a simple gift of our time can make all the difference.  For Break the Rules with Wit & Wisdom, Jessica Owens is back to interview one of our brightest rule breakers out there, Central East Regional Sales Manager, Nikki Hall, on giving back. For “Problem Solve with Courage & Creativity,” REM, Leanne Stack talks with SVP of VM & Store Design, Shannon Clemence, about the inspiration for our “revolutionary” gift packaging how she is WILD at heart. For “Make Real Connections,” Senior REM, Angela Szram, interviews RAM, Felicia Alford, about a book that should be on everyone’s holiday gift-giving list this year, Through The Fire, By… wait for it…. Felicia Alford! Yep, we have an author in our midst. *If you would like to submit a question or nominate someone for the “Make Real Connections” section of the podcast or have any questions you would like answered in any segment, please email education@benefitcosmetics.com OR DM us at @benebabeuniversity on Instagram or Facebook. Please, rate, review & subscribe to BenefitLIFE on iTunes, on spotify, OR http://benefitlife.libsyn.com

Social responsibility or culpability - Associate Professor Stephanie Collins discusses if people who don't abide by the governments guidelines are complicit in causing people's deaths, and why doing the right thing so difficult for people.

Stephanie Collins is the Director of Social Services & Housing at Center in the Park Senior Center. Scott Winfree has 20 years of experience in the field of Housing Counseling and has a wealth of knowledge and experience with helping families purchase

Sit back and relax as we chat with Stephanie Collins and Dr. D. Ivan Young (@drdivanyoung) about being single and available.

Incredible Interview with Award winning Best selling Author of With Angels Wings, Stephanie Collins. She has such an inspiring story, and her 12 year old daughter Ellie joined us to tell us about her Award winning books. Such a fun interview. Sorry about the connection hiccups there was nothing I could do to fix them unfortunately. Links For Stephanie: Website https://t.co/rYJPzaguMv YouTube https://t.co/mStsOWdfNU Amazon: https://t.co/t3EG8ScQre Blog: https://t.co/jVBwpqYnK1 Ellie Collins Info: Amazon https://t.co/NRVH3KoPPN Website: https://t.co/W8sOOBzv51 YouTube: https://t.co/sOSSLwdkEm --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/matthew-whiteside/support

We talk about healing through Jesus. Stepping out in faith. Kickstart. What has happened to Paul and Stephanie along with their kids.

Guest philosopher Stephanie Collins talks with Dan Halliday, Holly Lawford-Smith and Richard Rowland about who does wrong when an organisation does wrong.

In our 14th installment of #WomenInYM Chad Higgins sits down with Stephanie Collins of Munice Indiana NextGen Pastor at The Gathering MuncieStudied Master of Divinity at Anderson University School of Theology and Christian MinistryEmail Stephanie About Youth MinistryFriend Stephanie On FacebookFree Entry For Your Chance To Win $500 of prizes for a year! Contribute To The Conversation About #WomenInYMKey Takeaway: Accidentally In Love With All That Youth Ministry Can BeThe story of God's and the struggle for me is my call to be a pastor. I grew up in a denomination that affirms women and had trouble finding my place. I didn't start out wanting to be in youth ministry, I didn't even think about it, I fell in love with youth ministry. “We will take your student and love them no matter what” Support the show (http://community.youthministrybooster.com/)

Taking a long walk on noisy 16th Street Mall, Thursday morning of #RWA2018.Support the show (http://paypal.me/jeffekennedy)

Stephanie Collins, an award-winning author of With Angels Wings, has degrees in psychology and nursing. But, in the blink of an eye, she had to leave her career to care for her FOUR special needs children -- as a single mom.  After 23 years, she is still changing her child's diapers - but her attitude is beautiful - a true mother's love. Her story is one of strength and courage.  If you know of anyone who is the parent of a special needs child, this is a 'MUST LISTEN to' broadcast.   Stephanie does not see herself as a victim but someone who became strong in the face of adversity.  Through sheer perseverance and tenacity, she proved anyone can be an overcomer.   In Stephanie's words "If you are feeling overwhelmed and ready to give up -- I did too. These feelings aren't indicative of a weak constitution or failure -- they are symptoms of humanity.  People BECOME stronger every minute they persevere.  Focus on you NEXT breath -- you WILL get there. I’d like to say it was love and faith that helped me to overcome my darkest days…but maybe it was the turbulent times that helped to teach me the ever-important lessons of love and faith."   Her INCREDIBLE story of strength, courage, and tenacity is here.  A MUST LISTEN for anyone who knows or had a special needs child.

Stephanie Collins, MDiv Student, Psalm 23 http://andersonaudiofiles.com/sot/chapel2014-04-01.mp3

Please join Marsha Casper Cook on April 22 at 9AM PST 10 AM MT 11AM CST NOON EST when she has a very special show about Autism and more with Stephanie Collins the author of With Angels Wings. This is one show you won't want to miss. Her book is based on a true story -her Story. Twenty-five-year-old Laura resides in Littleton, New Hampshire with her three-year-old daughter, Emily. Her husband, Kevin, a marine, has been called out to sea for six months. Laura has just given birth to her second daughter, Hannah. "Uh-oh. We've got a problem here. I'm hearing a significant murmur." Just thirteen days after giving birth, Laura's life was changed forever by those words from the pediatrician. This is the raw and honest recount of Laura's unexpected journey into the world of parenting a medically fragile, special-needs child. Will her marriage survive? What about her relationship with her older daughter who presents challenges of her own? Will Laura keep her sanity? Also joining the show will be Lisa Kait who will be discussing her families experiences beginning with the diagnosis of Autism to where her and her husband are right now. She will be discussing their efforts to be the best parents and educators they can be. Over the years they handle life as it comes and are very successful in their efforts.   This is going to be a great show about loving your family and being able to process lives challenges. for more info on the show www.michiganavenuemedia.com worldofinknetwork.com Stephanie's book http://www.amazon.com/Angels-Wings-Stephanie-Collins-ebook/dp/B00GYL9DCA/r