ML - The way the world works - analyzing how things work

Cybernetics provides both positive and negative feedback for ai agents to become stable


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In Cybernetics, Wiener established the universal principle of feedback. Negative feedback, as described by Wiener was not such a negative thing at all. Negative feedback was error correcting information yielding order and self-control to automatic machines, to the body and the brain, and to people in their daily lives. Positive feedback was information that confirms and reinforces the outcome of communication or control process. However, when positive feedback is left uncheck it can lead too runaway processes, wild oscillations, and ultimately something catastrophic. Wieners favorite example, “in the plight of hapless drivers on icy road who can veer out of control with one tap on the accelerator, and whose brakes are useless to provide the crucial negative feedback required to stop the car.”
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ML - The way the world works - analyzing how things workBy David Nishimoto

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