Batch file rename (based on file content, possibly AI related)

I have a slew of files CoPilot-generated files relating to questions I posed this AI engine. They are all named:
I brought up one of these files in Word and asked Copilot if it could rename the file based on its content. It replied it could do so (even provided example names...not bad, not bad at all). However, I want to do this as a batch process and CoPilot can't open or rename files. I understand there are Python routines and downloadable apps that can do this, as a Batch process.
I'm hoping the file can be renamed based on the content of the file, not just some numbering/date/... scheme independent of the file's content--a process AI seems particularly adept at.
Have you had any experience doing this? What has your experience been? What recommendations do you have?
Thanks

Do you have some examples of what kind of content you want to identify? If you are going to do this via program, then you need to be able to tell the program something precise to look for in the contents of the file otherwise how will it know what criteria you want to use to perform a certain type of rename?

Of course, if you are talking about something as broad as determining if it is a Word doc, or a spreadsheet, etc. then you could simply look at the file extension. But beyond that, you would simply have to parse the contents of the file and look for something that will tell it what that file is.

hsehestedt said:

If you are going to do this via program, then you need to be able to tell the program something precise to look for in the contents of the file otherwise how will it know what criteria you want to use to perform a certain type of rename?

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AI generated over 90% of each file; when I asked ChatGPT, it looked at the document from which I addressed it (you can open CoPilot within Word) and provided me with a number of possible alternative names; If I bring up CoPilot I see a list of names it's already given to our 'conversations'--so in essence it's already done the hard work.

Figuring out a name is the least I can expect of AI. Where it seems to have a problem is in a) opening a document, and, b) renaming it.
(Instead Copilot (aka Microsoft) picked the most inane way of naming these documents...

hsehestedt said:

But beyond that, you would simply have to parse the contents of the file and look for something that will tell it what that file is.

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For 200+ documents?

jro11 said:

AI generated over 90% of each file; when I asked ChatGPT, it looked at the document from which I addressed it (you can open CoPilot within Word) and provided me with a number of possible alternative names; If I bring up CoPilot I see a list of names it's already given to our 'conversations'--so in essence it's already done the hard work.

Figuring out a name is the least I can expect of AI. Where it seems to have a problem is in a) opening a document, and, b) renaming it.
(Instead Copilot (aka Microsoft) picked the most inane way of naming these documents...

For 200+ documents?

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Sure, a program could parse thousands or tens of thousands of files rapidly.

I've bulk-renamed files using one of the third-party file managers such as Free Commander, Multi Commander, Total Commander, etc. [many are free] to change file names, mostly to remove extraneous characters with nothing, only take out what is designated. The key was all the files had the same characters where the rest of the file name was different. I put the paid version of Total Commander on my computers plus on USB Thumb drives with other diagnostics. An example is in a list of songs for a single performer whose name was on all the files, removed instances of that name leaving the song title intact [replaced the name with nothing]. I've also use the program to bulk change the Attributes of files such as date of creation.

hsehestedt said:

Sure, a program could parse thousands or tens of thousands of files rapidly.

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And the name of that program is???

jro11 said:

And the name of that program is???

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It is whatever you name it after you write it . Seriously, it would be super easy to write in a few minutes once you know what you are specifically looking for.