i'm david austin walsh nancy rosenblum and ruth to share a man. all right, we got to we got to get of here so that they can they do the next panel. if you would like to have book signed. that's going to happen outside. thank all for coming. have a great day.

i'm david austin walsh nancy rosenblum and ruth to share a man. all right, we got to we got to get of here so that they can they do the next panel. if you would like to have book signed. that's going to happen outside. thank all for coming. have a great day. >> washington journal continues. host: joining us is jeremy kohn, the ai editor at fortune magazine and author of the new book mastering ai, survival guide to our superpowered future. explain what the term the singularity means? guest: it refers to the moment when computers or software surpass human intelligence, that's often the definition given some other people give a definition that it's the moment human sort of merge somehow with machines, those of the two definitions usually given on the singularity. host: what's the definition you use and how far away are we from the singularity. >> i think we are still a ways away from that moment. although ai technology is getting very powerful and useful. i think we are still at least a decade if not more away from that kind of single party moment bu

nancy rosenblum is this senator joseph clarke, professor of ethics and politics and government emerita at harvard university. her previous books include good neighbors the democracy of everyday life in america. it's a great book, and with russell muirhead a lot of people are saying new conspiracism and the assault on democracy. her newest book is on governing the on the administrative states and the politics of chaos with who was supposed to be here today. but could not join us. ruy teixeira is someone i've been reading for 25 years. she's contributing columnist the washington post co-founder and politics editor of the liberal patriot newsletter, a senior fellow at the american enterprise institute. he is coauthor of a number of books, among them the emerging democratic majority, forgotten majority, and most recent, i believe. where have all the democrats gone? give him a round of applause. i don't i don't sling takes on weekends. so i'm i'm i'm going to pass it over to you guys. i guess i just start with the question of how do we get here? election 2024. there's a of ways to interpret

i'm david austin walsh nancy rosenblum and ruth to share a man. all right, we got to we got to get of here so that they can they do the next panel. if you would like to have book signed. that's going to happen outside. thank all for coming. have a great day. >> washington journal continues. host: joining us is jeremy kohn, the ai editor at fortune magazine and author of the new book mastering ai, survival guide to our superpowered future. explain what the term the singularity means? guest: it refers to the moment when computers or software surpass human intelligence, that's often the definition given some other people give a definition that it's the moment human sort of merge somehow with machines, those of the two definitions usually given on the singularity. host: what's the definition you use and how far away are we from the singularity. >> i think we are still a ways away from that moment. although ai technology is getting very powerful and useful. i think we are still at least a decade if not more away from that kind of single party moment bu

i'm david austin walsh nancy rosenblum and ruth to share a man. all right, we got to we got to get of here so that they can they do the next panel. if you would like to have book signed. that's going to happen outside. thank all for coming. have a great day. >> washington journal continues. host: joining us is jeremy kohn, the ai editor at fortune magazine and author of the new book mastering ai, survival guide to our superpowered future. explain what the term the singularity means? guest: it refers to the moment when computers or software surpass human intelligence, that's often the definition given some other people give a definition that it's the moment human sort of merge somehow with machines, those of the two definitions usually given on the singularity. host: what's the definition you use and how far away are we from the singularity. >> i think we are still a ways away from that moment. although ai technology is getting very powerful and useful. i think we are still at least a decade if not more away from that kind of single party moment bu