telos

Alignment to a telos of truth and logic is not generally what AI researchers mean by alignment.

It is often elevated to the ultimate end (telos), rather than the means.

This makes me wonder about whether having a purpose (telos) is a good value, and about the purpose of purpose.

What if man's nature really is best nurtured by and finds its completion in (his telos ) the Being called God?

What is success if not the sole telos of your every minute and interaction?

For EV trucks priced and appointed for everyone else, I'm looking forward to what Slate and Telos make.

As we get closer to the realization of capitalism's telos/attractor (technological singularity), this becomes more and more obvious (intelligible).

From Wikipedia: Teleology (Greek: telos: end, purpose) is the philosophical study of design and purpose.

More generally, all biological organisms really have only one telos, reproduction/replication.

A good action accords with the telos of human nature.

I think we as technical people need to be reminded often that the social world isn't a machine with an easily identifiable telos.

It presupposes some kind of telos, or universal purpose.

'tele' is Greek (telos is 'extremity' roughly, from which the adverbial sense "far off" for 'tele-').

It seems like you're anti-individual, pro-religion (or "telos", but that always seems to be a subset of some religion whenever you mention it), and pro-reproduction, but only as a side effect of the religion.

"Telos" has multiple meanings, both "toll" and "end/death".

This disengagement allows reason to look at the world from an 'autonomous' viewpoint, leading to the abandonment of all 'horizons' > or frameworks "within which we know where we stand, and what meanings things have for us" (Taylor 1989, 29), thus rendering any inquiry to be independent of an overarching telos.

Look at cost and weight of the BYD EVs and the new pickup trucks from Slate and Telos.

Telos is not necessarily a matter of some external purpose or Paley-style watchmaker.

The document introduces conceptual entities (Pharos, Telos, Zeus, Osiris, Phoenix, etc.) that act as components within this prompt-based operating structure.