Alphabet Loses $692 Billion in Market Value as AI Questions Rise
THE SO WHAT
A $692B drawdown on AI skepticism is a reminder that public markets are now actively repricing AI narratives, not just rewarding them. If your valuation or budget rests on “AI upside,” expect tougher questions on unit economics, differentiation, and actual adoption curves—not just model demos.
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