Kara Swisher recounted that Larry Page once called Elon Musk a "speciesist" for his pessimistic views on the future of artificial intelligence.

In the year 2000, Larry Page stated that the ultimate version of Google would be artificial intelligence capable of understanding the entire web to answer any question.

In 2001, Google co-founder Larry Page eliminated all engineering manager positions at the company in an effort to accelerate product development.

In 2014, Google placed an order for 40,000 GPUs from NVIDIA at a cost of $130 million, a purchase personally approved by CEO Larry Page.

Larry Page's vision for Google's self-driving car project was to build a robo-taxi service, contrasting with Sebastian Thrun's preference for a "Highway Assist" feature.