Watch an AI decision model beat Pokémon Red, live
Jev Plays Pokémon Red is a live, streaming experiment where an AI decision model named Jev plays through the entirety of Pokémon Red. Viewers watch the gameplay on YouTube alongside a live feed showing every decision the model makes and the odds it assigns to each option. The project is open source, was built by Christian Mathiesen at Frigade, and is not affiliated with Nintendo, Game Freak, or The Pokémon Company. No game ROM is included with the source code.
Watch the AI decision model Jev play through Pokémon Red in its entirety, live.
A right-hand panel in the live feed displays every decision Jev makes along with the odds behind each choice.
The playthrough is broadcast live on YouTube, with game audio available after unmuting.
The full source code for the project is publicly available on GitHub.
Jev, an AI decision model, autonomously decides what to do at each step of Pokémon Red.
As Jev plays, the live feed surfaces each decision and the model's odds so viewers can follow its reasoning.
The site itself hosts a 'Jev Boy' live feed (which starts muted, with a control to unmute for game audio) alongside a link to watch on YouTube.
It's a live experiment where an AI decision model called Jev plays through Pokémon Red in its entirety, streamed live on YouTube.
You can watch the live stream directly on YouTube via the link on the site, or use the embedded 'Jev Boy' live feed on the homepage, which starts muted and can be unmuted for game audio.
Yes. The project is open source — the source code is available on GitHub via the 'Read the Code' link.
No. The project explicitly states that no ROM is included.
The right panel of the live feed shows every decision Jev makes along with the odds the model assigns, so you can follow its decision-making in real time.
The project was made by Christian Mathiesen at Frigade, and the page notes it is not affiliated with Nintendo, Game Freak, or The Pokémon Company.