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Qwen3-8B (2025)

Qwen3-8B is a large language model released by Alibaba, released under the apache-2.0 license, with a claimed knowledge cutoff of 2025-04-28. Its weights, configuration, and tokenizer files have been cryptographically hashed and permanently attested on Ethereum (Sepolia) by Weight Registry.

Description

Alibaba's Qwen3 generation, 8B size.

Metadata

Type
LLM
Issuer
Alibaba
License
apache-2.0
Size
15.26 GB
Knowledge cutoff
2025-04-28
Source
https://huggingface.co/Qwen/Qwen3-8B
Revision
b968826d9c46dd6066d109eabc6255188de91218
Attester
0x6a94784135e413A474E6fA28d1A36C5d180B70c9

Hugging Face stats

12,384,555 downloads on Hugging Face · 2,047 likes · pipeline: text-generation · library: transformers

transformerssafetensorsqwen3text-generationconversationaleval-resultstext-generation-inferenceendpoints_compatible

Weight Hashes

Combined commitment: a Merkle root over the weights, config, and tokenizer hashes together (not a raw weights-only hash) -- see this project's v2 on-chain schema.
Combined SHA-2560x431e724b099cc3f16908707f9fac14a8388a6fbaa0fcfe72552a24d04715fc20
Combined SHA3-2560xc58abd15cdd48efed3233e07055d9beb198a3cf26d0a6a7b3f8eac58c548617f
Combined BLAKE30x3053fbc4ff52f915ac3f049e2ce886a036526cc1f211b19a3a4e51ef809bbb3a

Per-file breakdown

Computed locally prior to attestation; the combined hash above is the canonical on-chain commitment.

Config file
config.json · 728 B
SHA-256f7c4eadfbbf522470667b797a3c89be2524832d2d599797248dc304fff447c30
SHA3-2566f58f0d9143b5887e0e30a49c15d41874c2d13f191d9b67852eeda7c964658c0
BLAKE3e08e0396689433f9fec826d9e29e4ed2e09a97f3a3d29e4ed89a6d30afd1755a
Tokenizer file
tokenizer.json · 10.89 MB
SHA-256aeb13307a71acd8fe81861d94ad54ab689df773318809eed3cbe794b4492dae4
SHA3-256427a6d44f980384d37f957696c4f7d191d0e3b3b7819bf4ee5c84634dd86a4a0
BLAKE3b0cb923fc505fdf0a53f0287654fa26577d3f333d4134350da0a97664b228739

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