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Tom Droege’s practical presentation explores AI tools in philately

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Tom Droege’s practical presentation explores AI tools in philately

Artwork for Tom Droege’s presentation on AI in philately.
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Published20 Oct 2026Updated20 Oct 2026News date28 Sep 2026Country🌐 United Kingdom

A presentation by Tom Droege exploring the use of artificial intelligence in philately has been made available as a recording. The Philatelic Traders’ Society announcement describes practical examples showing both useful results and failures when working with tools including ChatGPT.

The recording is intended to show how the tools behave in real collecting-related tasks rather than treating their answers as automatically reliable.

Philatelic educationArtificial intelligence
Source: FEPA News · Read original source →