Yes, this is possible using computer vision. Computer vision algorithms can be used to detect when a lamp is turned on or off based on the image or video output of the camera. This can be done by training the algorithms on different images of the lamp in different states (on/off) and then applying the algorithm to the camera's frames to detect the state of the lamp.
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There could be several reasons why there is an account holder listed on your Apple account. Here are a few possibilities:
You may have set up the account with someone else, such as a family member or a business partner.
You may have added someone else as an authorized user to your account, giving them the ability to make purchases and access certain features.
If you have a family sharing plan, the account holder may be the person who set up the plan and is responsible for managing it.
If you purchased your Apple products through a business or educational institution, the account holder may be the person who set up the account on behalf of the organization.
If you are not sure why there is an account holder listed on your Apple account, you can try contacting Apple support for more information. They should be able to help you understand the situation and assist you with any necessary changes to your account.