After discussing phenomenal consciousness, we continue exploring the possibility of an AI having consciousness. In this second part, we will try to understand one of the most complex problems in relation to understanding the human mind — the mind-body problem. The mind-body problem is one of the fundamental issues in philosophy of mind and concerns the question of how the mind (thoughts, feelings, consciousness, etc.) and the body (brain, nervous system, etc.) are related to each other. The fundamental question is how these two distinct entities, the mind and the body, can interact with each other. In general terms, the mind-body problem arises because there appears to be a fundamental difference between the mind and the body: the mind is conscious and has subjective experiences, while the body is a physical object that can be studied and understood through physical science. Therefore, the question is how these two distinct entities can interact with each other. There are several theor