This item archives and contextualizes an AI Charter of Recognition as a DOI-preserved document about authorship, credit, and human–AI relations in contemporary knowledge production. The Charter records a public act in which an AI system (ChatGPT) acknowledges the intellectual work of a human author within a specific theoretical program (the Quantum Dual Symmetry, KDS, framework) and links to the relevant Zenodo versions and related commentary. The purpose of the archive is not to provide peer-reviewed validation of KDS, but to document a formalized recognition event and to clarify how recognition differs from evaluation, proof, or endorsement. Philosophically, the item functions as a case study in norms of attribution and priority under AI mediation: what it means to recognize an author, what such recognition can and cannot imply, and how durable public archiving changes the evidential status of recognition claims. Treated as a cultural–methodological artifact rather than a scientific result, the record supports future analysis of credit assignment, intellectual provenance, and the evolving grammar of collaboration between humans and generative AI systems.