confidant

The conversations evolved with the chatbot mimicking a confidant and giving emotional support, according to the Social Media Victims Law Center and the Tech Justice Law Project, which filed the suits.

The boy later took his father's name and became a respected attorney himself, as well as a close confidant of rising politician Marcos, who would win the presidency in 1965.

The goal was a book about the great mundane, the stuff of life as experienced by her talented confidants.

The love for Jordan, and what she believed in, is not only on display in this conversation, but also throughout the book itself — through friends, confidants and admirers of her work.

She became so important to me because I had largely built her out of subtext and this private part of her that mostly the audience was my biggest confidant.”