[Google's Stock Drops 7%, Market Value Evaporates by $320 Billion; Nobel Laureate Scientist John Jumper Leaves Google Last Week] According to Golden Finance, on June 23, Google's stock dropped by 7.06%, closing at $342.05 per share, marking its lowest point since late April. The company's total market value stood at $4.16 trillion, with $320 billion evaporated. Last Friday, American scientist John Jumper, who previously won the Nobel Prize in Chemistry alongside Demis Hassabis, posted on the X platform announcing his departure from Google DeepMind after nine years to join competitor Anthropic. John Jumper is no ordinary scientist; he led the development of the AI prediction tool AlphaFold, which has predicted over 200 million protein structures, revolutionizing the paradigm of biomedical research and benefiting over 2 million scientists across 190 countries worldwide.