Egerton University Deputy Vice-Chancellor in charge of Academic, Research and Extension, Prof. Bernard Aduda, has called for proactive institutional policies to guide the integration of artificial intelligence (AI) into teaching, learning, research and university administration.Speaking during the official opening of the AI in Higher Education Summit at Egerton University's Main Campus in Njoro on Wednesday, 14 October 2026, Prof. Aduda emphasised the urgent need for universities to respond strategically to the growing influence of generative AI and its implications for academic standards, graduate competencies and the future of higher education.





