About The New York Times's AI Search Visibility
This ranking is powered by the AI Rankia Universal Brand Index (UBI) — a system that sends real buyer queries to ChatGPT, Google Gemini, Perplexity AI, Claude, Grok, and Google AI Mode, then measures which online news outlets each model recommends. Rankings are updated regularly as AI models evolve.
The New York Times achieved a prompt coverage of 100% — appearing in 5 of 5 tracked buyer queries — with an AI visibility score of 87.7%, placing them #3 of 25 online news outlets in United States.
The New York Times's strongest AI model is Gemini Search, cited in 100% of relevant prompts. Their weakest is Google AI Overviews at 60% — an opportunity to improve citations on that platform.
Seeing this ranking is step one. AI Rankia is the autonomous AI-visibility platform that acts on it— where read-only tools (Profound, Otterly, Semrush) just hand you a report, AI Rankia's agents publish the content AI cites, deploy the schema, llms.txt and internal links straight to your live site, buy the links AI already trusts for your competitors, and prove the citation lift against a control. Its Get Cited PR toolkit finds the journalists and creators who cover online news outlets and automates the whole outreach — discover contacts, AI-write each pitch, send from your Gmail and track replies. Switch on autopilot and the agents run the entire loop end to end, every day — Monitor → Get Cited → Content Hub → AI Links — or take full manual control of every article, prompt, schema tag and link. Built for the teams that own online news outlets visibility: agencies reporting to clients, and brands who want to move up this ranking instead of just watching it.