If something can be obviously determined as spam, it shouldn't make it through the spam filter, which runs way before this model. If the spam detection model c

If something can be obviously determined as spam, it shouldn't make it through the spam filter, which runs way before this model. If the spam detection model can't, e.g. because doing so would require more context on the user and more capabilities, I don't think a summarization model would be able to help, and you'd need something more like a "personal assistant" model. That said, I don't think we are too far away from that, but this particular model is not that.