The open-weights flagship from Alibaba's Qwen team, a very large reasoning model for code and long, multi-step work. Pick it from the sidebar and it answers every turn.
Qwen is the family of large language models from Alibaba's Qwen team. It spans a wide range of sizes, from small models that run on a laptop to the Max line at the top. Qwen 3.8 Max is the first Max model whose weights Alibaba has published.
Berges AI serves Qwen 3.8 Max in its deep-thinking layer. It is a very large model, so it goes deeper on hard questions and costs more units per reply. Pick Qwen from the sidebar and it answers every turn. Your choice is remembered.
The weights are published under Alibaba's own Qwen license. It reads like MIT for almost everyone; only very large products and AI services must meet extra conditions.
Qwen 3.8 Max is one of the largest open-weights models published. That size shows up as breadth: it knows a lot, across a lot of fields, and holds up on questions where smaller models guess.
Alibaba built the 3.8 generation for coding and for tasks that run through many steps. Planning a change, reading unfamiliar code, and keeping a long line of work on track are where it is strongest.
The Qwen line has long been one of the strongest open-weights families outside English, particularly across Asian languages.
Yes. Alibaba publishes the weights openly. You can run them yourself if you have the hardware, or use any open-weights host. Berges AI is one place to chat with Qwen, with privacy as a default and encryption at rest.
When the question is hard: code, a long problem with many steps, or a case where a quick answer feels shallow. Qwen is a very large model, so each reply costs more of your plan's units than a small one.
Open weights, under Alibaba's own Qwen license. It lets you use, modify, host, and sell products built on the model, like MIT. The extra conditions apply only to very large businesses: products with over 100 million monthly users or $20 million in monthly revenue must show the model name, and AI service companies above $50 million a year need a separate license.