A feedback loop is a term used to refer to a process in which the output of a system influences the input, and the input influences the output in an endless cycle. This cycle creates a self-regulating mechanism that allows for a system's output to be continually adjusted and improved. Feedback loops play a crucial role in the development of many aspects of modern life, from industry and engineering to biology, where they are used both to regulate and facilitate the flow of information.

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