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King Saud University's assessment policy says the university supports using generative AI tools in education while emphasizing knowledge, skills, and awareness needed to regulate use and understand AI-generated information or data.
Students may not submit content generated with generative AI as their own without disclosure, and using AI in exams, assignments, or academic assessments is treated as cheating unless the course instructor permits it.
Students may not use generative AI tools to process confidential King Saud University information, such as student records or internal policies, without official university authorization.
King Saud University's AI Office guideline is scoped to generative AI use in teaching and learning by students and faculty, not to all university personnel or general technical AI uses.
Faculty members must state the course AI-use policy in the course description, including whether AI use is allowed for assignments, projects, and activities and how use should be disclosed.
King Saud University's 2025 Student Learning Assessment Policy supports use of generative AI tools in service of the educational process while emphasizing original submitted work, disclosure of AI use, and faculty authority to permit or prohibit generative AI use by assignment.
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