What happened.
The AI Constitution v1.0 has been formally transmitted to the United Nations at the level of the Office of the Secretary-General as a reference governance instrument. A deposit-receipt record has been established (receipt, not endorsement).

What the record contains.

• Submission date (UTC) and receiving office
• Deposit-receipt or reference identifier (where issued)
• Canonical integrity fingerprint (SHA-256) of the public text
• Public receipt metadata ensuring verifiable provenance

What this record will track.
Subsequent correspondence, additional deposit receipts, and docket movements associated with the submission. Public entries mirror material updates for auditability.

Integrity & scope.
The Constitution is final and public. Plaintext artefacts remain off-chain; only integrity digests and receipt references are published.

Filings denote formal receipt and traceability; they do not imply approval or endorsement.