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Culturally Aware GenAI Risks for Youth: Perspectives from Youth, Parents, and Teachers in a Non-Western Context

arXiv ·

A study investigated the culturally aware risks of Generative AI for youth aged 7-17 in Saudi Arabia, focusing on privacy and safety challenges. Researchers analyzed 736 Reddit posts, 1,262 X (Twitter) posts, and conducted interviews with 31 Saudi participants including youth, parents, and teachers. Findings highlighted context-dependent risks, particularly regarding the disclosure of personal and family information that conflicts with culturally rooted expectations of modesty, privacy, and honor. The study proposes design implications for inclusive, context-sensitive parental controls that align with local cultural norms and values. Why it matters: This research is crucial for developing AI tools and policies that are culturally appropriate and safeguard youth in non-Western contexts like the Middle East.

Generative AI in Saudi Arabia: A National Survey of Adoption, Risks, and Public Perceptions

arXiv ·

A national survey in Saudi Arabia of 330 participants reveals that 93% are actively using Generative AI, primarily for text-based tasks, while awareness and understanding remain uneven. Participants recognize benefits like productivity but caution against risks such as privacy, misinformation, and ethical misuse. The study highlights the need for AI literacy, culturally aligned solutions, and stronger frameworks for responsible deployment in Saudi Arabia.