AI, Computer Vision, Event, Uncategorized, Workers' Comp, Workplace Safety
At CompScience, we’re driven by a mission to make workplaces safer and insurance smarter. Recently, our founder and CEO, Josh Butler, had the incredible opportunity to share our story and vision on the InsurTech Geek Podcast.
In this episode, Josh explores the cutting-edge ways CompScience is leveraging AI, computer vision, and data science to transform the workers’ compensation industry. Here’s a glimpse into what makes this conversation a must-listen for brokers, safety professionals, and industry leaders alike.
Josh discusses how traditional workers’ comp insurance models focus on managing claims after an incident occurs. CompScience flips this approach by using AI-powered safety analytics to identify risks before they lead to accidents. By analyzing workplace footage and identifying potential hazards, we help employers create safer environments and reduce claims.
“We’re not just about lowering costs; we’re about changing the paradigm,” Josh shares in the podcast.
One of the standout points in the podcast is how CompScience’s proprietary technology uses existing security camera footage to:
Josh explains how this approach has led to measurable success for clients across industries—from manufacturing and logistics to restaurants and retail.
A key takeaway from the episode is how CompScience enables brokers to offer unparalleled value to their clients. By bundling AI-driven safety insights with workers’ comp insurance, brokers can:
Josh emphasizes how this unique value proposition positions brokers as trusted advisors while helping employers achieve both safety and financial goals.
Whether you’re a broker looking to stand out in a competitive market or a safety professional striving for a safer workplace, this podcast episode offers valuable insights into the future of workers’ comp insurance.
Josh’s conversation on the InsurTech Geek Podcast highlights how innovation and technology can reshape industries, drive better outcomes, and improve lives.