Margherita (opera)

Margherita is a 1848 opera by the then 23-year old Italian composer Jacopo Foroni.

Recording

Alessandra Volpe, Wexford Opera Festival Timothy Myers Radio 3[1]

gollark: But right now, at least, it isn't very capable of generally intelligent stuff, which is probably for the best.

gollark: I'm not sure I'd call that general intelligence.

gollark: AI can't really match humans at general intelligence tasks which we have to think hard about. It absolutely can do much of what we *intuitively* do - categorising cats and dogs, basic language processing, whatever - and nobody is flying planes by manually reasoning through the physics of their actions.

gollark: If they're inferring that from observations of some form, so can a computer system.

gollark: How is a human sensing that exactly?

References

An utterly unmissable Margherita at Wexford Festival Opera By Andrew Larkin, 21 October 2017 "If murder most foul had the final say in last night’s Medea, tonight’s Wexford Festival Opera billing, Margherita, had a more cheerful message: love triumphs in the end. It wasn’t the only thing that triumphed, for this whole production sparkled and charmed – a veritable tour de force."

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[1] An utterly unmissable Margherita at Wexford Festival Opera By Andrew Larkin, 21 October 2017 "If murder most foul had the final say in last night’s Medea, tonight’s Wexford Festival Opera billing, Margherita, had a more cheerful message: love triumphs in the end. It wasn’t the only thing that triumphed, for this whole production sparkled and charmed – a veritable tour de force."