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Last game I played, my friend was laughing at how the whole galaxy hated me, and for no reason... so I looked into some of the races around us, and he had engaged in trades for resources with them, each that takes what, 30 years of time?
Those minor treaties and tributes build up a degree of trust with the AI that got him on their good side.
That's true. Setting up non agression pacts, for example, which don't cost any influence to maintain is a good way to build up trust.