A cybernetic feedback loop is a circular process in which information about a system’s behavior returns to influence what happens next. Negative feedback can counter a deviation, as a thermostat adjusts heating; positive feedback can amplify a change. People, machines and their environments can all participate. A loop can stabilize, oscillate or fail, depending on delays, measurements and how responses are designed.
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