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4181.
The AI Ethics Council comprises experts from which sectors?
A Only government officials
B Academia, industry, civil society, and government
C Only technology companies
D Only academic institutions
4182.
What is the primary responsibility of the AI Ethics Council?
A To develop new AI algorithms
B To develop ethical guidelines, standards, and best practices for AI
C To regulate the use of AI in military applications only
D To promote AI research without ethical considerations
4183.
Which ministry is associated with the establishment of the AI Ethics Council?
A Ministry of Home Affairs
B Ministry of Law and Justice
C Ministry of Electronics and Information Technology (MeitY)
D Ministry of Commerce and Industry
4184.
When was India's first 'AI Ethics Council' established?
A February 1, 2026
B February 5, 2026
C February 10, 2026
D February 15, 2026
4185.
This development is a crucial step for India's ambitions in which market?
A Traditional automotive market
B Commercial space launch market
C Defense manufacturing market
D Consumer electronics market
4186.
3D printing allows for intricate rocket engine designs that are:
A Difficult or impossible with traditional methods
B Easier to manufacture traditionally
C Less efficient
D Limited in scope
4187.
This development highlights the growing prowess of Indian startups in which sector?
A Biotechnology
B Advanced space technology
C Artificial Intelligence
D Renewable energy
4188.
The successful test of 'Agnilet' validates its ability to withstand:
A Low temperatures and pressures
B Extreme temperatures and pressures during ignition and sustained burn
C Atmospheric friction only
D Vacuum conditions only
4189.
Where was the 'Agnilet' engine tested?
A AgniKul's facility in Chennai
B ISRO's facilities in Bengaluru
C AgniKul's facility in Sriharikota
D DRDO's facility in Pune
4190.
What is a major advantage of using 3D printing for rocket engine manufacturing?
A Increased manufacturing complexity
B Faster production cycles and potentially lower costs
C Limited design possibilities
D Reduced performance