A new definition of consciousness and perhaps free will?

 

Ok, so the Turing test has failed. What do we do now. I have a backwards proposal. Let's instead define an entity conscious if its behavior cannot be replicated by a Turing machine. This is a kind of negativ definition, and I am not sure it can be tested that easily. But it sort of assumes consciousness is something other than computation, and therefor, everything that is not computation, is conscious. Perhaps this is rather weak, but I feel it gives a new perspective. At least for me.