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Digital, AI, Robotics & Cyber Technology

GS-III: Economy, Environment, Security, Disaster & Technology

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Overview

Digital technologies and AI can raise productivity and improve services, but they need governance for safety, fairness and jobs.

Key points

  • The IndiaAI Mission was approved in 2024 to build compute, datasets and skills.
  • The India Semiconductor Mission was launched in 2021.
  • 5G services were launched in India in 2022.
  • Digital public infrastructure (identity, payments, data exchange) is a global model.
  • The IT Rules, 2021 regulate intermediaries and digital media.
  • Automation and robotics may displace routine jobs while creating new ones.

Practice MCQs

  1. From the perspective of definition and scope, which one of the following statements about Digital, AI, Robotics & Cyber Technology is correct?

    1. Digital systems convert information into scalable services but depend on data quality, infrastructure and trust.
    2. More data automatically makes every AI system accurate, fair and secure.
    3. Digital, AI, Robotics & Cyber Technology is unrelated to institutions, processes or real-world applications.
    4. Digital, AI, Robotics & Cyber Technology has no exceptions or limitations in exam analysis.

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    Answer: (a) Digital systems convert information into scalable services but depend on data quality, infrastructure and trust.. Digital systems convert information into scalable services but depend on data quality, infrastructure and trust.

  2. Consider the following statements on Digital, AI, Robotics & Cyber Technology, focusing on definition and scope: 1. Digital systems convert information into scalable services but depend on data quality, infrastructure and trust. 2. Cyber resilience requires prevention, detection, response, recovery and institutional coordination. Which of the statements given above is/are correct?

    1. 1 only
    2. 2 only
    3. Both 1 and 2
    4. Neither 1 nor 2

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    Answer: (c) Both 1 and 2. Both statements are correct.

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