Henry Shevlin (2021) argues that it is questionable whether evidence for neuroscientific theories of consciousness, which is largely derived from studies on humans and primates, supports their extension to AI systems, particularly because these studies do not specify how similar features must be to suffice for consciousness.

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  Consciousness and AI - Open Encyclopedia of Cognitive Science

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