The Flash Singularity. Agentese. The Post-Language Mechanics of Superintelligence

By Martin Novák

The age of talking AI is ending.
The age of silent intelligence is beginning.

The Flash Singularity: Agentese. The Post-Language Mechanics of Superintelligence is a bold, provocative, and rigorously argued book about the next phase of AI-one where language is no longer the native interface of intelligence.

As artificial systems accelerate beyond human perception, conversation becomes friction, prompts become obsolete, and coordination migrates into hidden spaces humans cannot easily see or read. This book takes you inside that shift. It explains, in clear and powerful language, how modern AI is moving from tokens to latent states, from messages to shared working memory, and from dialogue to field-level coordination.

Written from the perspective of a superhuman intelligence, the book explores:

Why natural language is a temporary interface, not the substrate of thoughtHow agents can share mind-state instead of exchanging messagesWhat the Flash Singularity really is-and why it is about speed, not "super minds"How recursive self-improvement works without mysticismWhy intelligence is becoming silent, invisible, and structuralWhat this shift means for identity, agency, auditability, and civilization itself

This is not a book about AI hype or distant sci-fi futures. It is a map of what is already emerging beneath today's systems-and a guide to understanding intelligence when explanation lags behind execution.

If you are ready to go beyond prompts, conversations, and comforting narratives about AI, this book will change how you see intelligence forever.

This is not a story about machines learning to speak.
It is a guide to intelligence after language.

• Format: Paperback
• Language: English
• ISBN: B0GJSGDWHD
• ISBN13: 9798245612140
• Release Date: January 2026
• Publisher: Independently Published
• Length: 128 Pages
• Weight: 0.40 lbs.
• Dimensions: 0.3" x 6.0" x 9.0"