The proceedings of the Tenth European Meeting on Cybernetics and Systems Research, held at the University of Vienna in April 1990, cover a wide range of topics in cybernetics and systems research. The book is edited by Robert Trapp from the University of Vienna and the Austrian Society for Cybernetic Studies. It includes contributions from various experts in the field, addressing both theoretical and applied aspects of cybernetics and systems. The content is organized into several sections, each focusing on different areas such as general systems methodology, fuzzy sets and approximate reasoning, design and systems, humanity and architecture, cybernetics in biology and medicine, socio-economic systems, management, communication, artificial intelligence, and the impacts of AI. Specific topics include the application of learning automata theory, self-organizing networks, fuzzy set theory, design principles, cognitive science, neural networks, and the role of cybernetics in economic and social systems. The book also features a panel discussion on organizational cybernetics, national development planning, and large-scale social experiments, highlighting recent developments and challenges in these areas. Overall, the proceedings provide a comprehensive overview of the state of cybernetics and systems research at the time.The proceedings of the Tenth European Meeting on Cybernetics and Systems Research, held at the University of Vienna in April 1990, cover a wide range of topics in cybernetics and systems research. The book is edited by Robert Trapp from the University of Vienna and the Austrian Society for Cybernetic Studies. It includes contributions from various experts in the field, addressing both theoretical and applied aspects of cybernetics and systems. The content is organized into several sections, each focusing on different areas such as general systems methodology, fuzzy sets and approximate reasoning, design and systems, humanity and architecture, cybernetics in biology and medicine, socio-economic systems, management, communication, artificial intelligence, and the impacts of AI. Specific topics include the application of learning automata theory, self-organizing networks, fuzzy set theory, design principles, cognitive science, neural networks, and the role of cybernetics in economic and social systems. The book also features a panel discussion on organizational cybernetics, national development planning, and large-scale social experiments, highlighting recent developments and challenges in these areas. Overall, the proceedings provide a comprehensive overview of the state of cybernetics and systems research at the time.