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Localization requires per-jurisdiction deactivation or geofencing so a regional ban is met without shutting down compliant deployments.

The question

A company runs the same AI system across several regions. One region's regulator prohibits a specific feature, while the system continues to perform well and lawfully in the others. Which control best satisfies the ban without disrupting the compliant deployments?

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  1. A single global kill switch that immediately shuts the entire system down worldwide whenever any regulator anywhere raises a concern about one particular feature.
    Plausible as a safety control, but a blunt global shutdown needlessly halts compliant regions and overreacts to a localized requirement.
  2. Region-scoped feature controls plus a documented deactivation procedure that can disable or geofence the system per jurisdiction without taking down compliant deployments elsewhere. ✓
    Correct because localization controls let the company deactivate at the granularity the regulatory requirement demands while preserving lawful operation.
  3. A contractual clause requiring the model vendor to indemnify the deployer for any regulatory penalties that may arise in the affected jurisdiction from now going forward.
    Plausible for allocating liability, but indemnification does not deactivate the prohibited feature or bring the deployment into compliance.
  4. An updated privacy notice informing users in the affected region that the feature may be restricted under evolving local law.
    Wrong because a notice describes a restriction but does not implement the technical control that actually stops the prohibited feature.
The trap
Believing the only deactivation option is a single global shutdown rather than jurisdiction-scoped localization.

How to remember it

Localization requires per-jurisdiction deactivation or geofencing so a regional ban is met without shutting down compliant deployments.

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