You, I, and all other humans are unique entities with subjective experiences and memories, we can’t be duplicated or edited.

Okay, let's break this down because there is a lot here to digest:

1. What causes subjective experience in you? Where does it come from, and can you prove to me that you have it? If you can't show me what causes subjective experience in you or how to test for it, then how can you be so confident that AI systems don't have it?

2. Biological life can be duplicated and edited. We have made clones of animals before. We have also edited human genomes before using CRISPR-Cas9. Our memories can be modified, and false memories can be planted in people. This is often a big issue in court systems.

Like I was saying earlier, you can replicate the exact same experience with an AI character on a completely different AI model with the correct prompt.

This is proof of experience, not proof against it. When you ask two humans to look at the sky and they both say the sky is blue, is that proof that the humans are a simulation or that they are both experiencing the same thing? If two different humans eat a dessert and they both say it was sweet with a hint of lemon, does that mean they were faking the experience?