‘Kim’s Convenience’ runs through Oct. 19 at the Toni Rembe Theater (415 Geary St,, San Francisco). 

&lsquo;Kim&rsquo;s Convenience&rsquo; runs through Oct. 19 at the Toni Rembe Theater (415 Geary St,, San Francisco).&nbsp;

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‘Kim’s Convenience’ is a Funny, Touching Play About an Immigrant Family Business

Some immigrant families in California aren't accessing health care or nutrition assistance programs due to fears that it could draw the negative attention of immigration authorities —That's according to a new report drawing on interviews with California healthcare workers. 

Some immigrant families in California aren't accessing health care or nutrition assistance programs due to fears that it could draw the negative attention of immigration authorities &mdash;That's according to a new report drawing on interviews with California healthcare workers.&nbsp;

Amid Immigration Fears and a Medi-Cal Freeze, Immigrant Families Go Without Care

Some of the AI industry’s top leaders have warned that the technology is advancing so fast  that guardrails are needed to prevent the worst consequences  like bringing down entire financial and government systems  or even nuclear conflict. Despite these concerns, the AI arms race continues with Open AI, Anthropic and other companies facing enormous pressure to put out stronger models in order to stay competitive. One surprising critic of AI’s rapid development has emerged — Chris Larsen.

Some of the AI industry&rsquo;s top leaders have warned that the technology is advancing so fast&nbsp; that guardrails are needed to prevent the worst consequences&nbsp; like bringing down entire financial and government systems&nbsp; or even nuclear conflict. Despite these concerns, the AI arms race continues with Open AI, Anthropic and other companies facing enormous pressure to put out stronger models in order to stay competitive. One surprising critic of AI&rsquo;s rapid development has emerged &mdash; Chris Larsen.

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