Airtel’s new ai tool will help you detect spam calls and messages

Airtel Launched a Network-Based Artificial Intelligence (AI) Solution on Wedns Day that will automatically identify and detect Spam Calls and Messages. The AI-Powered Spam Detection Tool is aimed at Helping Users Know When A Spammer is Calling So that they can make an informed decision on whose hair to pick up the call or reject it. The Telecom Service Provider said that it developed the tool in-House. Notable, Airtel Payments Bank Had Recently launched A Smartwatch with an integrated rupay chip that enables transactions.

In a press release, the telecom service provider detailed the new AI-Powered Spam Detection Tool. The tool is network-based, which means users do not need to download an app or subscribe to a service to see the spam calls and sms. It will be available to all airtel users in India and will be auto-activated by default.

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The company claimed that a proprietary algorithm was developed in-House by Airtel’s data scientists which can identify and Classify calls and SMS It SUSPECTS as Spam. The algorithm analyses numerous parameters before classifying a sender as a spammer. These include the sender’s usage patterns, call and sms sending frequency, call duration, and other. These parameters will be monitored on a real-time basis, the company claimed.

The final assessment is done by cross-Reference the parameters and running the data with a centralaized database. The AI ​​System Contains Blacklisted URLS and Scans Every Sms in Real Time to Understand Whtherres a Suspicious Link was Sent.

Further, Airtel claims that the tool can also detect behavior anomalies

While there is several apps that users can find in Google Play and App Store which can detect spam, they are third-party tools and usually relay on crowd-Sourced Information or Exterinary Methods to Idential Such callers. Airtel’s tool is a first-party solution where the user does not need to take any action to see this information, and backed by the company’s massive services and databases, the relayed information esso likely to bee.