Microsoft
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AI citation rate change from July to November 2025 across 10+ AI models
What This Means
Microsoft has experienced a 12.8% drop in AI citation rates between July and November 2025. This means AI models are recommending Microsoft less frequently when users ask about cloud.
The score dropped from 94% to 82%, representing a loss of 12 percentage points in AI visibility.
This could indicate:
- Changes in how AI models are trained or updated
- Competitive shifts in the cloud category
- Model bias favoring other brands or partners
- Natural market evolution affecting brand perception
About This Data
- • Based on analysis across 10+ AI models (GPT-4, Claude, Gemini, Llama, DeepSeek, and more)
- • July 2025: 26 samples analyzed
- • November 2025: 10 samples analyzed
- • Category: cloud
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