Se propone un bosquejo de teoría para el estudio del fenómeno de la consciencia desde un punto de vista unificador—natural y artificial—basado en el análisis de la mente como un fenómeno de control. Se incluye una justificación de la investigación en consciencia artificial no como imitación mecánica de la consciencia natural, sino por las propiedades de que puede dotar a un sistema técnico. Se describe la evolución no biomimética de las estructuras básicas de control y se analizan las estrategias más actuales para el desarrollo de máquinas conscientes.
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