A group of 28 health care providers and payer organizations on Thursday announced voluntary commitments to responsibly develop AI-based models to improve health outcomes. Companies included in the effort range from industry giant CVS Health to Allina Health, Tufts Medicine, Houston Methodist, and Boston Children's Hospital.

The move comes as part of President Biden's executive order in October regarding the "Safe, Secure, and Trustworthy Development and Use of Artificial Intelligence" and follows similar commitments from 15 leading AI companies such as Google and Open AI.

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