But how is neuroplasticity relevant to consciousness, whatever it is? >Their technology and architecture fundamentally prevents them from learning. No? There'

But how is neuroplasticity relevant to consciousness, whatever it is? >Their technology and architecture fundamentally prevents them from learning. No? There's in-context learning which is actual learning, it's sample-efficient, and the result can be stored for a learning pipeline. Yes it's ludicrously crude and underpowered compared to neuroplasticity, but that's another question, there's nothing fundamental about this.