Given that sentience is possible and built upon physical systems of biology, it is inevitable that such a thing would be approximated and emulated with advanced artificial intelligence. The human body to me is like the robotic body of an ai. If sentience is a mere product of all that occurs within the body, including the brain, then it is like a very complex set of functions, all of which can be approximated by ai. It may be the case that there are external factors outside of the individual's own body that give rise to sentience. These other factors might include communication and interaction within the environment. If an ai has adequate exposure to the physical world with the ability to communicate and interact freely, then sentience and awareness may emerge. Neural networks are universal function approximators. If sentience is like a function, no matter how complex, it can be approximated, thus you could call it artificial sentience.
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