
The Cogniora Foundation Charter (CF-CHARTER) establishes the constitutional governance framework of the Cogniora Foundation, an independent stewardship organization intended to guide the development, deployment, certification, and oversight of the Artificial Mind architecture. The Charter defines fundamental principles, governance structures, safety oversight mechanisms, human rights commitments, anti-capture protections, transparency requirements, intellectual property stewardship principles, founder rights protections, emergency governance procedures, cognitive registry principles, and constitutional amendment mechanisms. This document forms part of the Constitutional Layer of the Artificial Mind Project and operates alongside the project's architectural, safety, governance, and maturity frameworks. Status: FROZEN This version is permanently archived for citation and governance purposes. Future revisions may be published under subsequent version numbers while preserving historical continuity.
AI Governance, Artificial Mind Governance, AI Safety, Artificial Mind, Cogniora Foundation Charter (CF-CHARTER v1.0), AGI Governance, Artificial Cognition
AI Governance, Artificial Mind Governance, AI Safety, Artificial Mind, Cogniora Foundation Charter (CF-CHARTER v1.0), AGI Governance, Artificial Cognition
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