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Perhaps a crazy idea against AI spam.
Problem reported by Sabatino - Yesterday at 11:57 PM
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Perhaps a crazy idea against AI spam.
To be fully tested.

Considering having a mailbox/folder where users can forward/move/send confirmed spam messages.

Give access to the mailbox to an AI agent via POP/IMAP.

The agent ingests existing emails, looking for patterns to use for recognition.
Sabatino Traini
      Chief Information Officer
Genial s.r.l. 
Martinsicuro - Italy
Sébastien Riccio Replied
Today at 1:07 AM
That's a bit what you do with bayes learning, but you have to feed it ham too.
Sébastien Riccio
System & Network Admin
Sabatino Replied
Today at 1:41 AM
Yes and no
I have virtually no control over the Bayesian filter.
Here, I train the agent as I want.
I can create a program that gives me a report and, via API, inserts the patterns I choose, blocking recurring senders (or parts of senders). Links to content with recurring patterns that aren't in RBL.
With the content filter, I can act at the domain or user level.

And I want to take it even further: I can grant access to the domain admin so they can choose independently via a web app.
Sabatino Traini
      Chief Information Officer
Genial s.r.l. 
Martinsicuro - Italy
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