WillMe GPT 3.2 announced — See what's coming

Meet William.

An intelligent, monolithic conversational assistant. Built for fast inference, unique personality replication, and seamless daily chatting.

The WillMe Ecosystem

From our legacy systems to our bleeding-edge GPT 3, we are committed to keeping all generations of WillMe alive and accessible.

Inside The Lab

Current Experiments

We are actively exploring the limits of personality replication and efficiency. Our biggest live experiment is the transition to the RWKV architecture for WillMe GPT 3.1.

By training a lightweight 163m parameter model on roughly 10 billion tokens of English and Swedish text, followed by heavily tuning it on exactly 53,000 real conversations with William, we are testing how well an O(1) inference model can maintain a natural human rhythm, slang, and specific persona lock-in over long contexts without the heavy compute costs of traditional transformers.

What's New

Recent updates

May 28, 2026

GPT 3.2 announced

The next generation is in development. GPT 3.2 builds on 3.1 with 11B training tokens and a new advanced patching fine-tuning stage for more accurate personality replication. No release date yet. See the model page →

May 14, 2026

GPT 3.1 launched for everyone

WillMe GPT 3.1 is now public at /chat/. It is free to use, runs on Intel Arc hardware, and lives alongside GRU 1 and GRU 2 for comparison.

Apr 28, 2026

Compare page, mobile chat & rebrand

Launched the model comparison page at /compare. The chat page became fully mobile-compatible, and WillMe AI became a division of Infinity Intelligence under Infinity Productions.

Mar 2026

Site redesign & model overview pages

Moved to a clean light theme with indigo accents. Each model now has its own overview page at /models/gru1 and /models/gru2.

Oct 2025

GRU 2 released

~40M parameter model with 150k tokens of general pre-training before fine-tuning. First WillMe model capable of coherent back-and-forth conversation.

Aug – Sep 2025

GRU 1 — where it started

15M parameters trained exclusively on 2,700 real conversations. Incoherent, chaotic, and somehow very William. Still live.

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