AI News from May 31, 2026

The Guardian reports on AI companion robots and virtual experiences entering Australia’s aged care sector amid concerns over human connection.

CNBC reports Foundation Robotics Labs aims to deploy AI-enabled humanoid robots for military use within 12 to 18 months.

Business Insider reports that commencement speakers drew cheers, jeers, and laughs while discussing AI with 2026 graduates.

A TechCrunch hands-on review found Google's Gemini Spark useful for everyday tasks, though still limited in some integrations.

Meta is reportedly building an AI pendant and expanding its AI glasses roadmap as it pushes further into wearable hardware.

GitHub Copilot's move to usage-based token billing drew criticism from developers worried about sharply higher costs.