> There are certainly big missing pieces too though -- like the article talks about, physical grounding I think that it may be possible to view consciousness a

> There are certainly big missing pieces too though -- like the article talks about, physical grounding I think that it may be possible to view consciousness as the combination of three things: (1) A generalizable predictive function, capable of broad abstraction. (2) A sense of being in space. (3) A sense of being in time. (#2 and #3 can be combined into a "spatiotemporal sense.") Animals have #2 and #3 in spades, but lack #1. LLMs possess #1 to a degree that can defeat any human, but lack #2 and #3. Without a sense of being in space and time, it's not clear that they are capable of possessing consciousness as we understand it.