How do we build real trust in a world shaped by AI, bias, and power? From robot marathons to digital risk assessments, our lives are increasingly shaped by technology. But trust isn’t just about algorithms; it’s about human connection, vulnerability, and inclusivity. Kamilla shares her timely talk as a Russian-speaking Uzbek navigating identity, privilege, and bias during ongoing conflicts and geopolitical divisions in 2025. She blends well the personal experience, structural forces, and global societal stakes, showing why trust should not remain a victim. Kamilla shows that inclusivity isn’t just about being nice; it’s about national security, economic resilience, and the social capital that holds societies together in the face of technological disruption. Her invitation is clear: if we want to solve big problems, innovate, and thrive, we must commit to building trust in real, in-person engagements - not just online. This is a call to action for anyone who wants to move beyond the obvious, challenge their assumptions, and take part in shaping communities where everyone belongs while living in a high-tech, high-stakes world. This talk was given at TEDxVaasa under the theme Unseen Forces. Kamilla Sultanova is an award-winning speaker, event host, and DEI consultant with a gift for turning difference into strength. Fluent in several languages and deeply immersed in Nordic culture, she brings experience from corporate, startup, and civic spaces to every stage she steps on. Whether engaging presidents or local communities, Kamilla uses her voice to break down barriers and build bridges. This talk was given at a TEDx event using the TED conference format but independently organized by a local community. Learn more at https://www.ted.com/tedx