Those of us in tech, we want society to really believe us that technology will make me

better.

I think with not just chat GPDII, you have to think about the up in the downside.

Trust is built by the drop with drawn in buckets.

If you go back in history, a bad thing that can happen with technology.

A few can make more and a lot can make less and so we're going to have to reskill people

to work there.

When my father abandoned us, my mother had no education.

Instead of us remaining on food stamps and no home, she was like this can't end this

way.

I'm going to find a way to get a skill.

It convinced me that aptitude and access are two different things.

And it can't be more true in this country right now.

And I just feel that we can create so much opportunity for so many people.

That's former IBM CEO, Jenny Rometti.

In her new book Good Power, Jenny argues that all of us have a responsibility to use

the influence we have to positively impact others.

I'm Bob Safian, former editor of Fast Company founder of the Flux Group and host of Masters

of Scale Rapid Response.

I wanted to talk to Jenny because taking responsibility for society increasingly falls on business

leaders.

Yet they often struggle with balancing marketplace dynamics and broader cultural issues.

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