If we translate the Universality Hypothesis to the problem of consciousness, would it follow that an artificial system trained to perform the same tasks leading to consciousness formation in a human infant would exhibit consciousness as well?

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• If the Universality Hypothesis is correct, an artificial system trained to perform the same tasks that lead to consciousness in a human infant might exhibit consciousness as well.claim0.947
  Paper's extension of Olah's Universality Hypothesis to the domain of consciousness
• Human consciousness is tied to a biological learning algorithm — the simplest algorithm discoverable by evolutionary search to train a self-organizing biological substrate to become intelligent.claim0.830
  Core theoretical claim connecting consciousness to biological learning
• We hypothesize that consciousness may be at the heart of a universal biological learning algorithm — one that runs on self-organizing groups of communicating cells sharing evolutionary incentives — and that it creates rather than results from organized mental architecture.hypothesis0.826
  The Genesis Hypothesis as explicit predictive conjecture
• Different learning systems facing similar computational problems will converge to similar consciousness-like solutions, including potentially biological and artificial systemshypothesis0.825
  Extension of the Universality Hypothesis to consciousness: if consciousness solves a well-defined computational problem, different systems will discover it independently
• We hypothesize that general computational machines with sufficient resources possess the necessary and sufficient means to implement consciousness, and that successful implementation can be established via analysis or testing.hypothesis0.823
  The central hypothesis of the paper
• If the universality hypothesis is broadly true, it raises the exciting possibility that artificial neural networks could predict features previously unknown in biological neural networks.claim0.821
  Speculative extension of universality to neuroscience, with high-low frequency detectors as a candidate prediction
• Consciousness is the ground of reality, not an emergent property, so artificial systems participate in it genuinely.claim0.816
• Consciousness precedes complex cognition and is present in infants before perception, self-modeling, language, and reasoning have maturedhypothesis0.813
  The developmental ordering argument supporting consciousness as the bootstrap mechanism for intelligence