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Feedback Loops: The Secret To Self-Correction

Understand how systems sense their state and adjust—from your body temperature to YouTube's algorithm

Part of Control Systems: Teaching Machines To React & Adapt

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Feedback Loops: Nature's Self-Correction

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Feedback Loops: Nature's Self-Correction

Your body maintains 98.6°F without you thinking about it.

Too cold? Shiver to generate heat.

Too hot? Sweat to cool down.

Your brain constantly checks temperature and adjusts. That's a feedback loop: sense → decide → act → sense again.

Every thermostat, cruise control, and even YouTube's recommendation algorithm works the same way.

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Your shower oscillates between freezing and scalding. What's the actual problem in the feedback loop?

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Design Your Own Loops

Complete this exercise and get AI-powered feedback.

Design Your Own Loops

You're surrounded by feedback loops—some helpful, some harmful.

Recognizing the loop is the first step to controlling it.