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Okay, to clarify: If 'consciousness' refers to anything, it refers to something possessed both by human philosophers and accurate simulations of human philosophers. So one of the following must be true: ① human philosophers can't be accurately simulated, ② simulated human philosophers have consciousness, or ③ 'consciousness' doesn't refer to anything.
Dualists needn't grant your first sentence, claiming epiphenomena. I am talking about whether mystical mind features would screw up the ability of an AI to carry out our aims, not arguing for physicalism (here).