
MediaNama will hold an invite-only roundtable on AI-led spam prevention in New Delhi on 12 August 2026. The discussion is scheduled from 1.30pm to 4.30pm at The Claridges, under the Chatham House…
MediaNama will hold an invite-only roundtable on AI-led spam prevention in New Delhi on 12 August 2026. The discussion is scheduled from 1.30pm to 4.30pm at The Claridges, under the Chatham House Rule, with participation subject to approval. Airtel is supporting the event and The Quantum Hub is the community partner.

The reading list covers TRAI’s directions on AI and machine-learning spam detection, telecom enforcement data, Airtel’s AI spam alerts in 10 Indian languages, RCS messaging, false positives and fraud prevention. It also includes material on user appeals, commercial communication rules and cybercrime tools. MediaNama says registration does not guarantee attendance, with confirmations due by 11 August.
The lazy claim that AI will simply end spam ignores the reading list’s own concerns about blocked OTPs, wrongful closures and legitimate business messages being caught. The opposite claim, that automated filters are useless, is just as weak when operators already assess call volume, speed, variety and duration. The real test is whether users can appeal quickly, receive essential messages and see fewer fraudulent contacts without losing lawful communication. TRAI’s enforcement data and correction rates should provide that measure.
Source: medianama.com
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