Consciousness: Natural, Artificial, Authentic
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Abstract
After some terminological preliminaries, it is discussed whether there might be discernible differences between consciousness and artificial, or machine, consciousness, concluding essentially in the negative. It is argued that the feat of duplicating any kind of genuine, or phenomenic, consciousness is entirely out of any reasonable possibility.
