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Larry Page Once Said He'd Leave Fortune to Elon Musk; Their Ties Cooled Over AI

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Google co-founder Larry Page once indicated he would be willing to leave his wealth to Elon Musk, according to earlier discussions. The two men built a friendship around shared interests, but it was strained by sharply different views on artificial intelligence. Page was optimistic about technology's potential, while Musk voiced concerns about the risks posed by AI. Those disagreements reportedly caused their relationship to cool over time. Both billionaires ultimately held onto their own distinct visions for humanity's future.

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