What the high end variable-temperature lighting systems seem to do is just use your clock and latitude to simulate what color temperature the sky would be at a given time of day, and set the lights to that.
I've never seen it in action, I only have boring old single-color lights. I am not really annoyed by 2700K lamps during the day, and mixing daylight and 2700K doesn't really look as awful as you'd think during zoom calls.
The main point is that those high end systems won’t look any better to you just because they calculate out a color curve based on your lat,long. It’d look just as good if you point a camera at the sky. Your high end systems also won’t capture changes in weather, so that’s less cool. But then you’d get bored of it looking rainy whenever it rains.
I've never seen it in action, I only have boring old single-color lights. I am not really annoyed by 2700K lamps during the day, and mixing daylight and 2700K doesn't really look as awful as you'd think during zoom calls.