The use of artificial intelligence should be system supportive not as a control factor driving the entire central system. It provides security and access control systems with new capabilities. Applications evaluating condition reports from the subsystem (i.e. sensors), during access and secure (day/night) conditions, are now possible with electronic artificial intelligence. In its true state, artificial intelligence in security applications goes beyond the mere masking of reports from sensors, and applies logic and other electronic processing routines in the decisionary process.