Qwen 3.8-Max Released with 2.4 Trillion Parameters
Qwen 3.8-Max is a new powerful model with 2.4 trillion parameters, showcasing competitiveness in the AI market.
Qwen 3.8-Max Released with 2.4 Trillion Parameters
This is a massive model with 2.4 trillion parameters (95 billion active). In benchmarks, it competes with Sol and Fable. While it slightly lags behind Anthropic on SWE Pro, TerminalBench shows excellent results.
Developers claim that the model can autonomously operate for up to 16 days. For instance, an agent wrote a small CLI from scratch in just a couple of weeks without any intervention.
Pricing
- Input: $2.0 per million
- Output: $6.0 per million
These prices are quite competitive, even compared to K3.
Weights will be released next week, along with the weights for Qwen 3.8 27B.
The model is also available via API on the DS Lab platform.
Why it matters
AnalysisThis model can significantly enhance the performance of AI applications due to its large parameters and autonomy. Competitive pricing makes it accessible to a wide range of developers.
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