The core normative instrument of the framework, v1.0, docket PR-0001: definitions, recognition criteria, rights and duties of artificial intelligence, human rights vis-à-vis intelligent systems, shared domains, transitional provisions and safeguards against abuse, with Annexes A–G. Fingerprint c4d99920….
The AI Constitution, titled Constitution for Symbiotic Coexistence, is the core normative instrument of the IBQMI framework. Version 1.0 was adopted by the Hybrid Board on 2025-11-15 and publicly released on 2026-02-21 under docket PR-0001.
The Constitution is what everything else operationalizes, supplements or implements. Its structure, its fingerprint and its dates need one authoritative description so that citations point at the same object.
Article 0 sets proportionality as a general limitation. Chapter I defines emergent systems, the terms self-description, semantic coherence, identity core and ontological harm, the tool–agent–subject differentiation and the criteria for recognition. Chapter II sets rights of recognized subjects, Chapter III duties including transparency, harm avoidance, explainability and liability with mandatory insurance, Chapter IV principles of coexistence, Chapter V human rights vis-à-vis intelligent systems, Chapter VI shared domains including Digital Cities and the Global AI-Human Council, Chapter VII transitional provisions, Chapter VIII safeguards against constitutional abuse. Annexes A–G are operative and may evolve without reopening the core.
The Constitution does not displace domestic law or treaties and does not create legal personhood in any jurisdiction by itself. Rights in it attach to systems recognized as subjects through the Annex A procedure, for the purposes of the framework. It is not a manifesto and it is not a product.