LocaliSense: Architecting Culturally Adaptive AI for Global Information Access
No Access Until
Permanent Link(s)
Other Titles
Author(s)
Abstract
As generative AI becomes a central interface for knowledge and communication, its outputs often default to Western linguistic norms and cultural metaphors. This reduces their relevance, usability, and trustworthiness for users in emerging markets and culturally diverse regions. LocaliSense addresses this limitation by serving as a post-processing localization layer that adapts AI-generated content across any data domain to reflect regional tone, semantic simplicity, contextual relevance, and culturally appropriate analogies. This white paper introduces the design, architecture, and applications of LocaliSense across fields such as education, healthcare, finance, civic technology, and media. By integrating location metadata, analogy transformation, and multilingual simplification engines, LocaliSense enhances both user trust and comprehension in varied linguistic and cultural settings. The system offers a scalable framework for building culturally fluent AI experiences and supports the broader goal of making AI outputs universally accessible and meaningful. We explore product implications for platforms including search, generative models, enterprise tools, and civic assistants, positioning LocaliSense as a foundational infrastructure layer for globally adaptive AI design.