> You have to very specifically fine tune it to understand what light conditions are, where you are in the house, and what it is you need to turn on.
Where you are in the house and what needs to turn on, at least, is an API query job, not a fine-tuning job.
As far as whether it can understand the relevance of lighting to the situation, I just asked ChatGPT 3.5 the question 'Acting as an AI home assistant, if you hear me say "I'm finding it hard to read", what actions would you take?' and 'Adjust the lighting' was the second option it gave back (after 'ask for clarification'). I think we're there, honestly, we just don't have the different parts connected yet.
Where you are in the house and what needs to turn on, at least, is an API query job, not a fine-tuning job.
As far as whether it can understand the relevance of lighting to the situation, I just asked ChatGPT 3.5 the question 'Acting as an AI home assistant, if you hear me say "I'm finding it hard to read", what actions would you take?' and 'Adjust the lighting' was the second option it gave back (after 'ask for clarification'). I think we're there, honestly, we just don't have the different parts connected yet.