The stock price of Google's parent company Alphabet has fallen by about 15% from its peak, and the market value has evaporated by more than 700 billion US dollars. This is due to questions from the outside world about Google's parent company's brain drain and concerns that the company is losing its competitive advantage in AI. The company's huge investment in AI infrastructure construction and the delayed release of the next-generation Gemini AI model have dampened investor confidence. Some investors have expressed concerns about the company's ability to monetize AI. Despite the recent downturn in stock prices, some investors are still optimistic about Alphabet's AI business, citing the success of its tensor processing unit chips, the company's strong computing power advantage, and the potential to make breakthroughs with new talents and models.

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