The signs to dream are hard to miss. But so are the caution signs.

As thousands flock to downtown San Francisco for Dreamforce 2025, the future of the AI industry and its impact on this city is coming into sharper focus.

On Monday, Salesforce CEO Marc Benioff announced a massive five-year plan: $15 billion to make the Bay Area "the AI capital of the world."

But with all that momentum comes a big red flag from respected financial journalist Andrew Ross Sorkin, who warns that today's stock markets echo those of 1929, when highs preceded a collapse into the Great Depression.

"I would argue that the economy is being propped up, almost artificially, by the artificial intelligence boom," Sorkin said.

In a recent 60 Minutes interview , he explained to correspondent Lesley Stahl that the bi

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