LLMs are not capable of simulating turing machines - their output is inherently and inescapably probabilistic. You would need to fundamentally rewrite one to make this possible, at which point it is no longer an LLM.

And as I stated, you are assuming your own conclusion to debate the issue. You believe that nothing is incomputable, and are tying that assumption into your argument as an assumption. It's not on me to prove your assumption is wrong, it's on you to prove that it's correct - proving a negative is impossible. E.g. - I'm going to assume that there is an invisible green massless goblin on your shoulder named Kyzirgurankl. Prove me wrong. Can you give me even the slightest bit of evidence against it? Of course you cannot, yet absence of evidence is not evidence of absence, so the burden of my claim rests on me.

And so now feel free to prove that consciousness is computable, or even replicating humanity's successes from a comparable baseline. Without that proof you must understand that you're not making some falsifiable claim of fact, but simply appealing to your own personal ideology or philosophy, which is of course completely fine (and even a good thing), but also a completely subjective opinion on matters.

After having read your comment, I feel I should have left my comment under this thread. I will just refer to it instead: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=46003870. This was my reply to your parent. I agree with you.