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Prompt fan-out technology refers to starting from a seed question and automatically generating a set of semantically related sub-questions from different angles, usually based on the semantic expansion capability of large language models or aggregated analysis of search suggestions and community Q&A; the generated prompts should be manually screened to ensure they are both comprehensive and actionable.
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