Artificial intelligence (AI) chatbots are already conversing with you and are now here to enhance teamwork. Snap, a new app by Swit Technologies, is among a wave of collaboration tools that use generative AI to streamline project management, communication and workflows. Experts say such software can include intelligent meeting schedulers, real-time document collaboration, virtual assistants, and adaptive workflow management systems. “AI can be great for speeding up or automating certain tasks and elements of collaboration that can be tedious or prone to error,” Darrin Murriner, the CEO of Cloverleaf.me, told PYMNTS. “In the collaboration process, this could include collaborating on documents, writing content, communicating and compiling information.”

Check out all the on-demand sessions from the Intelligent Security Summit here. With the economy cooling, there isn’t as much news coming out of big tech as there was in the latter half of 2022. Instead — as evidenced by our top stories this week — tech leaders, experts, analysts and readers alike have been delving into more broad-reaching (sometimes even philosophical) topics. For starters, are you still using CTRL+C and CTRL+V to copy-paste? (We’ll admit we were guilty of that here.) In our top story, guest author Rosie Chopra of Magical argues for copying-pasting methods worthy of modern-day 2023. Another of our guest authors, Olivier Gaudin, calls for the C-suite to take ownership of code — which, he says, is ultimately any organization’s most critical asset. And, of course, there was no muting the chatter around generative AI, including ChatGPT and Bing Chat