benchmarks
Qwen3-14B is Alibaba's open-weight, text-only language model with integrated thinking and non-thinking modes, multilingual support, and tool-use capabilities. Newer Qwen3-2507 family releases are available, but this model retains a native 32,768-token context window, extendable to 131,072 tokens with YaRN.
Benchmark results
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| Benchmark | Score | Source |
|---|---|---|
| GPQA DiamondPhD-level science questions | 63.8%28 Aug 2026 | View |
| OTIS Mock AIME 2024-25Competition mathematics | 66.4%28 Aug 2026 | View |
Weighted mean of 2 verified benchmark results: GPQA Diamond 63.8%, OTIS Mock AIME 2024-25 66.4%.
Capabilities
- Switches between thinking and non-thinking modes within a single model.
- Supports 119 languages and dialects, according to the Qwen3 release documentation.
- Supports mathematical reasoning, code generation, and general text-based assistance.
- Supports tool calling and integration with the Qwen-Agent framework.
- Provides downloadable weights under the Apache 2.0 license for local deployment and customization.
What improved
- Compared with Qwen2.5-14B-Instruct, integrates thinking and non-thinking behavior into one model.
- Adds explicit reasoning-mode controls, allowing applications to balance reasoning effort and response latency.
- Expands documented multilingual coverage from the Qwen2.5 generation's 29 languages to 119 languages and dialects.
- The Qwen3 release documents family-level improvements in reasoning, instruction following, and agent-oriented tool use.
Known flaws & limitations
- Text-only: image, audio, and video understanding are not native capabilities.
- The advertised 131,072-token maximum requires YaRN configuration; the native context window is 32,768 tokens.
- Thinking mode generates additional reasoning tokens, increasing generation time and resource consumption.
- The model card advises against greedy decoding because it can degrade performance and cause endless repetition.
- Static YaRN scaling can affect performance on shorter inputs; the model card recommends enabling it only when long-context processing is required.
Risks, safety & security issues
- Not yet confirmed by public reporting.
Good fit for
- Locally hosted text assistants requiring downloadable, permissively licensed weights.
- Multilingual conversation and text-generation applications.
- Coding and mathematical assistance with configurable reasoning effort.
- Developer-controlled tool-using assistants built with an agent framework.
Poor fit for
- Applications requiring native image, audio, or video understanding.
- Processing more than 32,768 tokens without configuring context extension.
- Strict low-latency applications that leave thinking mode enabled.
- Deployments that require greedy decoding without repetition-related safeguards.
References
Profile last reviewed 10/18/2026 and re-checked automatically every few hours against the vendor's published documentation, papers and public leaderboards. Scores come from the cited benchmark results above — confirm limits and pricing against the provider's own documentation before building on them.