FMG chief executive Paul Forrest delivers remarks in Perth urging international cooperation to govern the growth of artificial intelligence, warning that it would be “naive to extinction” for nations to handle AI without shared rules. Multiple outlets report that Forrest frames the issue as a global challenge requiring coordinated governance rather than isolated national approaches. The same remarks also include criticism of people who deny that global warming is real or driven by human activity, with outlets describing Forrest using strong language to contrast with climate denial positions. While the articles focus on different phrasing, they agree on the core points: Forrest raises concerns about the risks of uncoordinated AI development, calls for nations to work together on regulation, and simultaneously uses the speech to argue against global warming denial. The reporting indicates the comments are delivered as part of a broader public speech in Perth, with coverage highlighting both his AI governance message and his stance on climate change.