Knowledge base›Sources›Tom Wells (Peec AI)
A longitudinal study over four months: fan-outs get longer, not more numerous; a large part switches to English, even for non-English prompts.
The switch to English is visible for us and topic-dependent: entities and images English, local and news German. This is the most important number from the article for German websites, because an English fan-out queries an English corpus.
| Claim | Status | Evidence |
|---|---|---|
| Word count per fan-out doubled from ~6 to ~12, count per prompt stable 2.3-2.8 | confirmed | Our fast lines have 6-14 words (K2-01: 15), business lines shorter. Time course not yet measurable for us. |
| 43% of fan-outs English; 78% of non-English prompts have at least one English fan-out | confirmed | K6-01 and K11-01 fully English, K2-01 mixed, K1/K3/K5 German. Share from schema 14 as fanout-language-en-share. |