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Is Google Search Dead? Alphabet shares slide as Apple eyes AI integration

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Google, Alphabet Shares Down

Alphabet Inc. (NASDAQ: GOOGL) shares fell sharply today following reports that Apple plans to integrate artificial intelligence (AI) search capabilities into its Safari browser.

As of 12:15 PM ET on May 7, 2025, Alphabet’s stock is trading at $149.98, down over 8% from Tuesday’s market close.

📉 Market Reaction

Investors reacted to news that Apple is developing AI-driven search features for Safari, potentially reducing reliance on Google’s search engine.

This development raises concerns about Alphabet’s dominance in the search market, especially as AI tools like ChatGPT and Perplexity AI gain popularity.

🔍 Apple’s AI Initiatives

Apple’s move to incorporate AI into Safari aligns with its broader strategy to enhance user experience through on-device intelligence.

The company aims to provide more personalized and efficient search results, leveraging AI to summarize content and understand user intent better.

🤖 Implications for Alphabet

Alphabet’s reliance on being the default search engine on Apple devices has been a significant traffic source.

Apple’s shift towards its own AI search solutions could impact Alphabet’s search traffic and advertising revenue.

Additionally, the Department of Justice is scrutinizing the partnership between the two tech giants, adding regulatory pressure.

📊 Current Stock Overview

  • Alphabet Inc. (GOOG): $149.98 (-8.07%)
  • Apple Inc. (AAPL): $198.83 (+0.16%)

🧭 Looking Ahead

As Apple continues to develop its AI capabilities, the tech landscape may see shifts in user behavior and market dynamics. Alphabet will need to adapt to these changes, possibly by enhancing its own AI offerings or exploring new partnerships to maintain its market position.

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