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The ability to do it aside, if feel it should be brought up that handing off things like this can lead to giving anything that gets through an “unofficial seal of approval” so to speak.
“This email looks phishy, but AI says it’s safe so I’ll ignore my initial concerns” is going to inevitably happen.
There’s also the fact that using a model to detect scams, means you can use that same model to train a different model on how to build scams that bypass the detection.
This also feels a little like a hammer looking for a nail. There have been tools to handle this without the insane computational requirements of an LLM for many years.