Google parent company Alphabet saw its share price plummet this week following Apple’s disclosure about exploring AI-powered search features in Safari. Analyst expectations, which had already been lowered due to the competitive landscape, now present an opportunity for investors to consider if this presents a potential buying point for Google shares. The article examines whether this market reaction reflects a significant threat to Google’s core business or a short-term dip.** Apple’s exploration of AI search in Safari has resulted in a notable decline for Alphabet’s stock, bringing the share price to its lowest point since April. Analyst expectations have been impacted by Apple’s move, and Cue explicitly stated that he believes AI search providers such as OpenAI, Perplexity AI, and Anthropic will eventually replace traditional search engines like Google. This sentiment was further supported by Apple’s court testimony during the US Justice Department’s antitrust lawsuit against Google. Despite the market’s negative reaction, analysts suggest that Google’s position remains strong due to its robust voice and visual search capabilities, alongside continued investment in AI development. Google has been actively engaging in expanding its AI technology with an