Artificial Intelligence is a multidisciplinary field whose aim is to automate activities that currently require human intelligence. Generally, Artificial Intelligence systems function based on a Knowledge Base of facts and guidelines that characterize the system`s domain of proficiency. The factors of a Knowledge Base consist of independently legitimate (or at least achievable) chunks of records. In computer systems the information is stored historically in form of files. File is considered as a primary entity for keeping the information. The system has to automatically organize and utilize this information to solve the specific problems that it encounters. Devices or modules built on Artificial Intelligence are generally human friendly and easier to use. Building few modules which are interlinked and are accessed through one specific module is the idea behind our proposed system. Each module that is built has its own functionality and specification in generating output. One such module is dedicated for file security purpose.

Access to Folders, File Monitoring, Interactive Quiz, News, Personal Assistant, Speech Recognition

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