As per the projected trajectory, India is expected to move into the 3rd position in global GDP rankings by
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16%
2027
18%
2028
20%
2029
39%
2031
8%
2033
India’s GDP base year was revised in February 2026 from 2011–12 to:
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2%
2018–19
5%
2019–20
4%
2020–21
13%
2021–22
76%
2022–23
India’s estimated GDP in 2025 is $3.92 trillion. Based on this, which of the following countries is placed immediately above India in global GDP rankings?
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4%
China
18%
Germany
21%
Japan
55%
United Kingdom
1%
France
Which of the below statements is incorrect?
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9%
India’s GDP is estimated at around $3.92 trillion.
14%
The United Kingdom’s GDP is lower than that of Japan.
17%
The United States is the largest economy, followed by China
11%
Japan’s GDP is approximately $4.44 trillion.
49%
Germany’s GDP is lower than that of India.
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Question 1 - Which one of the following is NOT among the five AI risks highlighted by the RBI Deputy Governor?
A. Algorithmic Bias
B. Data Misuse
C. Liquidity Risk
D. Cyber Threats
E. Model Risk
Answer: Option C
Explanation: The RBI highlighted risks like bias, opacity, data misuse, model/concentration risk, and cyber threats. Liquidity risk is a traditional banking risk, not specifically linked to AI in this context.
A. Algorithmic Bias
B. Data Misuse
C. Liquidity Risk
D. Cyber Threats
E. Model Risk
Explanation: The RBI highlighted risks like bias, opacity, data misuse, model/concentration risk, and cyber threats. Liquidity risk is a traditional banking risk, not specifically linked to AI in this context.
Question 2 - Which one of the following best describes the concept of Human-In-The-Loop (HITL)?
A. AI systems operate independently without human involvement
B. Humans design AI systems but do not interfere in decisions
C. AI decisions are reviewed only after implementation
D. AI replaces human judgment in financial decisions
E. AI assists decision-making, but final authority rests with humans
Answer 2 – Option E
Explanation: HITL ensures that while AI processes large data and provides insights, the final decision-making authority remains with human management, maintaining accountability and control.
A. AI systems operate independently without human involvement
B. Humans design AI systems but do not interfere in decisions
C. AI decisions are reviewed only after implementation
D. AI replaces human judgment in financial decisions
E. AI assists decision-making, but final authority rests with humans
Explanation: HITL ensures that while AI processes large data and provides insights, the final decision-making authority remains with human management, maintaining accountability and control.
Question 3 - What is meant by Responsible AI in the context of financial regulation?
A. Unrestricted use of AI to maximize efficiency
B. AI systems replacing regulatory oversight
C. Use of AI without human intervention
D. Use of AI within ethical and regulatory boundaries
E. AI systems controlled only by private firms
Answer 3 – Option D
Explanation: Responsible AI refers to the use of AI in a manner that ensures fairness, transparency, accountability, and regulatory compliance, without compromising financial stability.
A. Unrestricted use of AI to maximize efficiency
B. AI systems replacing regulatory oversight
C. Use of AI without human intervention
D. Use of AI within ethical and regulatory boundaries
E. AI systems controlled only by private firms
Explanation: Responsible AI refers to the use of AI in a manner that ensures fairness, transparency, accountability, and regulatory compliance, without compromising financial stability.
Question 4 - A bank rejects a loan application using an AI system but fails to explain the reason behind the rejection to the customer. Which of the following risks is best illustrated here?
A. Data Misuse
B. Algorithmic Bias
C. Cyber Threat
D. Black Box Problem
E. Concentration Risk
Answer 4 – Option D
Explanation: The inability of the AI system to explain its decision reflects the “black box” problem, where outputs are generated without transparency or explainability.
A. Data Misuse
B. Algorithmic Bias
C. Cyber Threat
D. Black Box Problem
E. Concentration Risk
Explanation: The inability of the AI system to explain its decision reflects the “black box” problem, where outputs are generated without transparency or explainability.
Question 5 - A leading bank uses an AI-based system to assess borrower creditworthiness and approve loans. Over time, it is observed that the system is producing incorrect risk assessments due to flawed design assumptions, leading to poor lending decisions and rising defaults.
Which of the following risks is best illustrated in the above case?
A. Model Risk
B. Data Misuse
C. Algorithmic Bias
D. Cyber Threat
E. Concentration Risk
Answer – Option A
Explanation: Model risk arises when decisions are based on incorrect or poorly designed analytical systems. Here, flawed assumptions in the AI system led to inaccurate credit assessments, resulting in adverse financial outcomes.
Which of the following risks is best illustrated in the above case?
A. Model Risk
B. Data Misuse
C. Algorithmic Bias
D. Cyber Threat
E. Concentration Risk
Explanation: Model risk arises when decisions are based on incorrect or poorly designed analytical systems. Here, flawed assumptions in the AI system led to inaccurate credit assessments, resulting in adverse financial outcomes.
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Our discussions regarding the FREE Current Affairs classes on YouTube are now complete.
📅 Tomorrow at 5 PM, we will be releasing the detailed schedule of these classes.
Get ready for comprehensive coverage of Current Affairs from January to June.
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* Revision Sessions
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