According to a new theory, computers might become self-aware, proving that this trait isn't unique to humans as first believed. According to Matthew Davidson at Monash University, the Phi theory explains just how possible it is for computers and machines to become self-aware. According to the study, Complicated machines and animals may display signs of consciousness but the extent of the 'experience' is an ongoing debate. The researcher argues that something with a low 'Phi', like a computer hard drive won't be conscious. Whereas something with a high degree of 'Phi', like a mammalian brain, will be. Even though incredible advancements are made nearly every single day, critics argue that computers and robots will NEVER truly match humans unless they eventually develop a consciousness, becoming fully aware. Scientists firmly believe that consciousness, however, is a unique human trail,that cannot be replicated in machines. However, many scientists around the world argue that animals,