I think this is something NFPA is actively looking into.
That said, if you're looking to make professional recommendations with regards to the fire protection of a structure, I would advise you to follow the standards set forth in the relevant building codes as adopted in your jurisdiction. Probably NFPA88A, but might actually be somewhere else in the NFPA or ICC codes as this is attached to a commercial structure that people live in. Don't know, not my specialty. These codes may be lagging behind the risks imposed by emerging technology, but as I understand your job, you are tasked with ensuring structures meet existing established standards - not inventing your own based on things you've read online. I would further advise against taking advice from random unqualified individuals on an internet message board.