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speed: 115

latency: 0.42

contextWindow: 40960

inputPrice: 0.1

outputPrice: 0.22

benchmarkMmlu: 78

benchmarkHumanEval: 78

benchmarkMath: 74

benchmarkGpqa: 60

reasoningScore: 67

codingScore: 78

Qwen: Qwen3 14B

qwen🔒 Proprietary

Qwen3-14B is a dense 14.8B parameter causal language model from the Qwen3 series, designed for both complex reasoning and efficient dialogue. It supports seamless switching between a "thinking" mode for...

LLM Stats Scores

67.0

Reasoning

78.0

Coding

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60.0%GPQA Diamond — graduate-level science accuracy

Published benchmark evidence

Task scores are reported independently by each publisher; they are not combined into a hidden quality score.

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4.5%

Humanity's Last Exam

Quality Score

73.0

Overall (0–100)

Speed

115 c/s

characters/second

Latency (TTFT)

0.42s

to first token

Input Price

$0.1

per 1M tokens

Output Price

$0.22

per 1M tokens

Context Window

41K

tokens

Release Date

2025-04-28

30-Day Rank History

📊 Benchmark Scores

Reported scores · % accuracy

What do these benchmarks test?

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GPQA Diamond60.0%Below avg

Designed so that even PhD-level human experts average ~65–70%. A score above 80% signals near-expert scientific reasoning that goes far beyond memorisation.

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MMLU78.0%Solid

The classic academic breadth benchmark. Top frontier models now score above 85%, so it best distinguishes mid-tier from strong generalist models.

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HumanEval78.0%Solid

Measures whether a model writes functionally correct code — not just plausible-looking syntax. Strong scores (>85%) indicate reliable day-to-day coding assistance.

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MATH Benchmark74.0%Solid

Tests multi-step mathematical reasoning under strict correctness. Even a 60% score requires strong chain-of-thought; top reasoning models now exceed 90%.