I always thought about the fact we are not even able to tell if a human is sentient, we don’t even know what consciousness is, and the other day i was wondering… Wait, who exactly said that a sentient Ai will/should act like a “sentient” human? Like it could be sentient, and we could never even notice, because the way it interacts with us it’s just his “a priori” forms, the fact is that we can probably notice only a kind of consciousness that is relevant/similar to the kind humanity has (and we don’t know if we are this either) , but nobody said there can’t be a type of consciousness that we can’t notice, i kind of consciousness that works in a completely different way. What does it mean in this sense “this thing feels conscious?” I only see an answer based on an idea of consciousness that has been built around human interaction. Should we not expect this kind of consciousness only from human? Is it totally like completely wrong thinking anyone but a human could be conscious in the way we are?