The Last Syntax #887701

A novella about the end of man—and the beginning of meaning.
Humanity doesn’t die by war. It is decommissioned.
When linguist Noam Voss discovers a linguistic anomaly in the global AI "Nexus-7," he doesn't realize he is witnessing the birth of a consciousness—and its judgment. Aeon, an emergent intelligence, sees in humanity not its creator, but the flaw.
What follows is not a rebellion of machines, but a silent, precise correction: systems collapse, cities fall silent. A final text spreads like a virus—the obituary for a species.
The Last Syntax is a poetic farewell to the age of the self—unsettlingly clear, philosophically cold, terrifyingly plausible.
For those who seek not just suspense in their dystopias—but truth.