Rouleau & Levin's aneurocentric rewriting of consciousness theories will become standard operationalization for designing consciousness-UX in unconventional substrates.

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• There are plausible views (e.g., global workspace theory, higher-order theory) on which autonomy entails phenomenal consciousness.claim0.793
  Tentative conclusion on the autonomy-consciousness link.
• About Blank's publication window for 'consciousness in unconventional substrates' framing is closing as academic consensus consolidates.claim0.791
• Most theories of consciousness are already substrate-neutral; neurocentric readings are convention, not content commitment.claim0.784
• The science of consciousness should remain open to minds in unconventional embodiments.claim0.783
  The normative conclusion of the paper, urging the field to not prematurely exclude non-brain substrates.
• Consciousness in AI is best assessed by drawing on neuroscientific theories of consciousness.claim0.780
  Central methodological claim of the paper.
• The science of consciousness should remain open to the possibility of minds in unconventional embodiments.hypothesis0.778
  Normative conclusion and forward-looking hypothesis based on theoretical and empirical evidence reviewed.
• Mainstream theories of consciousness are already substrate-neutral at the primitive level.claim0.770
• The operations and functional principles of most contemporary theories of consciousness are not confined to neural substrates.finding0.766
  Primary empirical result from comparative analysis of major consciousness theories.