91探花 has released its inaugural AI Governance Report 2026, titled Reimagining Education for a New Era. The report was co-produced by the Office of Rankings, Benchmarking and Institutional Transformation and the Centre. Developed by the Office of Rankings, Benchmarking and Institutional Transformation (ORBIT), led by Prof. Padmanabha Ramanujam, Dean of Academic Governance, and supported by the Centre, the report offers a comprehensive account of JGU’s evolving engagement with artificial intelligence. The report documents JGU’s AI journey across teaching, research, administration, and governance, presenting it as a structured and reflective institutional effort. It further outlines JGU’s approach to responsible AI integration across teaching, research, and institutional governance, and positions the Centre as a foundational driver of the University’s AI strategy. The report recognises the Centre’s achievements in under six months of operation, including over six policy submissions, the organisation of thought-leading events, the Centre’s initiatives for and at the AI Summit, and its proposed degree programme. 鈥淎rtificial intelligence is not merely a technological shift; it is a redefinition of how knowledge is created, shared, and governed. Universities must embrace this transformation with both ambition and responsibility – ensuring that innovation is guided by ethics, and progress strengthens, rather than compromises, the core values of academic integrity, critical inquiry, and human judgment.鈥�