It gets to the point of the 'philosophical zombie'. That If an AI can completely mimic a human, then some internal subjective 'experiences' must be occurring t

It gets to the point of the 'philosophical zombie'. That If an AI can completely mimic a human, then some internal subjective 'experiences' must be occurring that are similar to a humans internal subjective experience of reality. Call it consciousness or whatever. Of course it can't be proven one way or the other, we can't prove humans are conscious either. Humans think they are conscious because they have an internal sense of self. How do you determine if a machine has that? If it can mimic a human was one hypothetical test. There are more robust versions of Turing Test than this one, so can't toss it out as an idea.