At Google I/O, Google unveiled Project Astra on the Pixel 9 Pro—and it’s wild. A user asks for a bike repair manual. Astra finds the PDF, opens it, and scrolls to the exact page. Then it pulls up a YouTube tutorial and plays it. It even searches Gmail for an old message and identifies the right part from a pile. But it doesn’t stop there. Astra calls a bike shop, checks if a part is in stock, and confirms the order later. If someone interrupts, Astra pauses. When the user returns, it picks up the convo exactly where it left off. Later, when the user asks about a bike basket for their dog, Astra remembers the dog’s name. Google calls this “Action Intelligence”—a blend of memory, screen control, live conversation, and phone functionality. This isn’t just a voice assistant. It’s a real-time AI agent with full awareness of your screen and surroundings. Is this the future of personal AI? Follow 👉 all.ai.here for more AI breakdowns like this. 👇 Drop your thoughts in the comments. #Pro...