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Answer: All of these
CBDC architecture involves trade-offs: token-based offers more privacy but harder AML; distributed ledgers enhance resilience but complex governance; offline mode improves inclusion but security challenges.
Answer: Building Energy / BEMS
BEMS uses IoT sensors, AI analytics, and automation to optimize HVAC, lighting, and equipment operation. Reduces energy waste by 20-40% while maintaining comfort. Critical for green building certifications.
Answer: Right to Repair
Right to Repair legislation mandates manufacturers provide parts, tools, documentation for device repair. Reduces e-waste, saves consumer costs, and promotes circular economy. India developing e-waste rules with repair provisions.
Answer: True
Article 6 establishes frameworks for internationally transferred mitigation outcomes (ITMOs) and sustainable development mechanism. Enables countries to collaborate on cost-effective emission reductions.
Answer: Pyrolysis
Pyrolysis heats biomass without oxygen to produce biochar (stable carbon), bio-oil, syngas. Biochar applied to soil sequesters carbon for centuries while improving fertility. Critical for negative emissions strategies.
Answer: Water Ice / Oxygen
Lunar water ice can be electrolyzed into hydrogen and oxygen for rocket propellant. Enables lunar refueling depot for deep space missions. Critical for sustainable space exploration economics.
Answer: All of these
LEO constellations require: inter-satellite laser links for backbone, ground station handoff for coverage, beam steering for user tracking. Critical for continuous global connectivity.
Answer: True
Microgravity enables production of perfect crystals, fiber optics, pharmaceuticals without sedimentation/convection defects. Companies like Varda Space Industries developing in-orbit factories. Critical for space economy questions.
Answer: Quantum Error Correction Codes
QEC codes (surface code, Shor code) encode logical qubits across multiple physical qubits to detect/correct errors. Requires significant overhead but essential for scalable quantum computation.
Answer: Knowledge
Zero-Knowledge Proofs enable proving knowledge of a secret without revealing it. Applications: privacy-preserving authentication, confidential transactions, secure voting. Critical for next-gen privacy technologies.
Answer: Quantum Sensing
Quantum sensors (atom interferometers) measure acceleration, rotation with extreme precision for navigation in GPS-denied environments: submarines, underground, space. Critical for strategic autonomy.
Answer: True
#AIforAll and DPDP Act require human review for significant automated decisions affecting rights, benefits, or obligations. Balances efficiency with accountability and redressal. Critical for AI policy questions.
Answer: Both A and B
NIST AI Risk Management Framework and ISO/IEC 23894 provide structured approaches to identify, assess, and mitigate AI risks: bias, security, safety, privacy. Critical for enterprise AI governance.
Answer: Bias / Fairness
Bias Testing evaluates AI performance across demographic groups to identify disparate impact. Techniques: disaggregated metrics, counterfactual fairness, adversarial debiasing. Critical for equitable AI deployment.
Answer: True
Model Cards (Google proposal) document: intended use, training data, evaluation metrics, ethical considerations. Enable informed deployment and accountability. Adopted by many AI developers globally.
Answer: Robustness
Robustness requires AI systems to perform reliably under normal conditions, edge cases, and adversarial inputs. Techniques: adversarial training, uncertainty quantification, fallback mechanisms. Critical for safety-critical AI applications.
Answer: Digital / e₹
e₹-R pilot involves major banks issuing digital wallets for retail transactions: P2P, P2M, QR payments. Tests usability, scalability, and integration with existing payment systems before full rollout.
Answer: All of these
Modern crypto regulation focuses on economic substance: payment tokens, security tokens, utility tokens regulated based on function. Avoids technology lock-in and adapts to innovation. Critical for policy design questions.
Answer: True
Stablecoins (USDT, USDC) maintain value via reserves or algorithms. Used for trading, remittances, DeFi. Regulatory focus: reserve transparency, redemption rights, systemic risk. Critical for crypto ecosystem understanding.
Answer: All of these
CBDC cross-border payments: operate 24/7, enable direct central bank-to-central bank settlement, reduce correspondent banking layers. Critical for trade finance and remittance efficiency.