# RecommendationsTo understand the impact of A/IS on society, it is necessary to consider product and process innovation, as well as wider sociocultural and ethical implications, from a global perspective, including the following:- Exploring the development of algorithms capable of detecting and reporting discrimination, cyberbullying, deceptive content and identities, etc., and of notifying competent authorities; recognizing that the use of such algorithms must address ethical concerns related to algorithm explainability as well as take into account the risk to certain aspects of human rights, notably to privacy and freedom from oppression.- Developing a globally recognized professional Code of Ethics with and for technology companies.- Identifying social disorders, such as depression, anxiety, psychological violence, political manipulation, etc., correlated with the use ofA/IS-based technologies as a world health problem; monitoring and measuring their impact.- Elaborating metrics measuring how, where and on whom there is a cultural impact of newA/IS-based technologies.- T. Luong, “Thermostats, Locks and Lights: Digital Tools of Domestic Abuse,” The New York Times, June 23, 2018, https://www. nytimes.com/2018/06/23/technology/smarthome-devices-domestic-abuse.html.- J. Naughton, “The internet of things has opened up a new frontier of domestic abuse.” The Guardian, July

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