Cultural Elasticity & Local Adaptation Paper

DOI: https://doi.org/10.64357/neya-cultural-elasticity-ai-deployment-2026

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Abstract

This paper introduces Cultural Elasticity as a foundational principle for adapting AI deployment across diverse countries, institutional environments, cultural codes, behavioural norms, and value systems. It demonstrates that AI deployment fails when cultural rigidity, institutional ego, or behavioural incompatibility are ignored.

The paper maps elasticity indicators, cross-cultural friction points, adaptation loops, and patterns of institutional resistance. It provides architectural rules for designing AI systems that can stretch and contract across cultures without losing coherence, safety, or behavioural predictability.

This framework positions cultural elasticity as essential for global AI adoption and defines structures allowing organisations to adapt AIDA protocols to local environments while preserving methodological clarity.

Keywords

cultural elasticity, local adaptation, AI deployment, cross-cultural systems, behavioural architecture

Citation

Kazanskaia, A. N. (2026). Cultural Elasticity & Local Adaptation in AI Deployment. Neya Global Publishing. https://doi.org/10.64357/neya-cultural-elasticity-ai-deployment-2026