AfroTech 2026: Where Tech Meets Culture, From OpenAI To The American Black Film Festival
AfroTech 2026: Where Tech Meets Culture, From OpenAI to the American Black Film Festival
Reporting by Demetra Kaye | African Diaspora News Channel
HOUSTON: AfroTech 2026 brought four days of conversations about technology, innovation and opportunity to Houston, and ADNC correspondent Demetra K. was on the floor to cover where tech and culture meet.
Demetra opens with a recap of the conference’s featured presenters, including a session with OpenAI on the AI tools changing how people work and create. She then talks with Vanessa, who is part of the team building the African American Memorial Conservatory, about the project and why it matters to the community.
She also meets with representatives from the American Black Film Festival, which had a presence at AfroTech this year, to discuss the festival’s legacy and how technology is shaping the future of Black film and storytelling.
This piece is part of ADNC’s ongoing AfroTech 2026 coverage. Editor-in-Chief Phillip Scott’s reporting from the conference is also available on the ADNC site.
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Great interview, Demetria.