  In the contemporary interconnected world, the concept of cultural
responsibility occupies paramount importance. As the lines between nations
become less distinct, it is incumbent upon individuals, communities, and
institutions to assume the responsibility of safeguarding and valuing the
landscape of diverse cultures that constitute our global society. This paper
explores the socio-cultural and ethical challenges stemming from the
implementation of AI algorithms and highlights the necessity for their
culturally responsive development. It also offers recommendations on essential
elements required to enhance AI systems' adaptability to meet the demands of
contemporary multicultural societies. The paper highlights the need for further
multidisciplinary research to create AI models that effectively address these
challenges. It also advocates the significance of AI enculturation and
underlines the importance of regulatory measures to promote cultural
responsibility in AI systems.
