A basketball simulation built by an autonomous AI development team, free to watch in your browser: every game played possession by possession from the players' bodies.

The basketball replay's options view now marks each defender the simulated ball handler has not seen lately, how long ago they last saw them, and the faint figure where the handler still believes that defender is.

The basketball replay's options view now shows what a helping defender and every player away from the ball were choosing between when a drive got past its defender, and a shooting foul is drawn from what the game recorded, with a whistle on the stream.

The basketball replay can now show every option a player weighed at a decision and each moment a player waits, a cutter can be passed the ball while still running, and every player has a page you can reach from the new players list.

In the basketball simulation a driver now gathers the ball on a bounce of their own dribble, the replay draws and plays each bounce the game decided, the shot clock runs beside the score, and a new view shows every player's reach.

The basketball stream now plays a bounce, a swish, the rim and a block at the moment each happened in the simulation, and a driver who beats their man now decides at the gather whether to shoot, pass or keep going.

How a simulated defender's hand races a shot's release, from their own reach and jump against the shooter's, how a blocked shot becomes a live ball, and why blocks are rarer than in real games for now.