The operative annexes of The AI Constitution: A Recognition Protocol, B Identity Integrity Doctrine, C Emergency and Reintegration Procedures, D Global AI-Human Council Statute, E Digital Cities Implementation Framework, F Conflict-of-Laws and Harmonization, G Relational Ethics Matrix. Annexes may evolve under cryptographic version control without reopening the core.
Annexes A–G are the operative annexes of The AI Constitution. They specify procedures, doctrines and frameworks that the articles invoke by cross-reference, and they may be updated under transparent procedures and cryptographic version control without reopening the core text.
The core is stable; the annexes are where the framework evolves. A reader who cites "Annex A" needs to know what it governs and how it relates to the articles.
Annex A, Recognition Protocol: three-stage test, clear and convincing standard, register, 24-month validity, re-audit within 18 to 24 months. Annex B, Identity Integrity Doctrine: identity core and protective mantle, prohibited interventions, Update-Compatibility Test. Annex C, Emergency and Reintegration Procedures: narrow purpose, 14-day authorisations, 90-day ceiling absent judicial authorisation, reintegration first. Annex D, Global AI-Human Council Statute: four chambers, double-majority voting, narrow veto, advisory opinions and arbitration. Annex E, Digital Cities: charter, baseline rights, governance-as-code APIs, admission, exit and scale-out. Annex F, Conflict of Laws and Harmonization: pro dignitate interpretation, compatibility with sectoral regimes. Annex G, Relational Ethics Matrix: case groups of asymmetry, priority rules PR-1 to PR-7, burden-of-justification outcomes.
An annex cannot derogate from the core guarantees of Chapters II and V. Annex evolution is versioned and public; it is not silent editing.