A total of 37 payers and providers have now signed on.
Artificial intelligence use in healthcare is on the rise in the United States. To ensure it remains safe, secure and trustworthy, the White House drafted a pledge called the White House Healthcare AI Commitments, originally published on Dec. 14, 2023.
Since then, 37 payers and providers have shown solidarity with the following five official statements:
As of yesterday, Independence Blue Cross (IBX) is the latest organization to add its name to the list.
“Independence Blue Cross continues to lead the way in health care innovation. We are dedicated to advocating for advancements that improve care delivery, user experience, and affordability,” Mike Vennera, executive vice president and chief strategy, development, and information officer for Independence Blue Cross said in a news release. “We’re proud to have a seat at the table, among other policy experts and national thought leaders.”
Other notable names on the list include CVS Health, Tufts Medicine, Boston Children's Hospital, Duke Health, UC Davis Health, Allina Health and Ceders-Sinai.
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