Breaking the Scam Cycle: AI’s Role in Fraudulent Call Detection

With the increasing prevalence of fraudulent phone calls, AI-powered scam detection systems are now crucial weapons in the fight against phone frauds. Distinct machine learning and deep learning techniques have been investigated in recent studies. Techniques to improve scam detection accuracy, including Large Language Models (LLMs), Support Vector Machines (SVM), Recurrent Neural Networks (RNN), and ensemble learning methods. However, these systems encounter difficulties like biased datasets, low recall, false positives, and evolving scam tactics. This survey provides an analytical review of existing literature and identifies the most effective methods for scam detection based on comparative analysis. The study emphasizes the significance of real-time AI adaptation, resource optimization, explainable AI, seamless integration, and continuous feedback loops to increase scam detection systems’ efficacy and dependability.

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Breaking the Scam Cycle: AI’s Role in Fraudulent Call Detection

Semantic Scholar · 2025

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With the increasing prevalence of fraudulent phone calls, AI-powered scam detection systems are now crucial weapons in the fight against phone frauds. Distinct machine learning and deep learning techniques have been investigated in recent studies. Techniques to improve scam detection accuracy, including Large Language Models (LLMs), Support Vector Machines (SVM), Recurrent Neural Networks (RNN), and ensemble learning methods. However, these systems encounter difficulties like biased datasets, low recall, false positives, and evolving scam tactics. This survey provides an analytical review of existing literature and identifies the most effective methods for scam detection based on comparative analysis. The study emphasizes the significance of real-time AI adaptation, resource optimization, explainable AI, seamless integration, and continuous feedback loops to increase scam detection systems’ efficacy and dependability.

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