Only if all of those complex interactions are necessary to capture consciousness at all, not just to precisely reproduce the dynamics of one particular consciousness.
If that were the case, the brain would be a highly unreliable mechanism. We’d lose consciousness when exposed to an external magnetic field, for instance, or when our electrolyte balance was off.
Most of the brain’s complexity contributes to maintaining information flow between neurons. The remainder is relatively cheap to simulate. See my other comment.
Only if all of those complex interactions are necessary to capture consciousness at all, not just to precisely reproduce the dynamics of one particular consciousness.
If that were the case, the brain would be a highly unreliable mechanism. We’d lose consciousness when exposed to an external magnetic field, for instance, or when our electrolyte balance was off.
Most of the brain’s complexity contributes to maintaining information flow between neurons. The remainder is relatively cheap to simulate. See my other comment.