About CopeCheck

CopeCheck is an independent research project that monitors how artificial intelligence is affecting labour markets across major economies. It applies the Discontinuity Thesis v3.3 framework — a systematic scoring methodology — to economic data and published claims, producing comparable analysis across countries and time periods.

The public network now spans 19 research, data, and operational sites. Update cadence varies by source: some pipelines run hourly or daily, official statistics are usually monthly or annual, and archival or manually maintained surfaces are labelled as such. The network is maintained by one person at a running cost of around $308/month in AI and compute infrastructure — all covered by the business.

CopeCheck has no institutional affiliation, no corporate sponsors, and no editorial board. The analysis is driven entirely by data and framework, not by opinion or agenda.