Let’s discuss the third resolution. 

It is a no-brainer that the Year 2024 will witness a lot of tech advancements, especially in artificial intelligence and machine learning. A substantial group feels that this will be a threat to human jobs. Even if we agree, we have two choices: fight AI or use it to our benefit.

Leveraging AI for our benefit requires a pragmatic approach that embraces its potential while mitigating the risks. Striking a balance between human values and technological progress is essential for a harmonious world ahead.

While coexisting with AI, we must remember its capabilities and limitations. AI excels in processing vast amounts of data and performing repetitive tasks with precision but lacks the emotional aspects of intelligence that humans possess. For years, we have been rating emotional quotient (EQ) over intelligence quotient (IQ) and not for no reason.

Integrating AI into our lives should prioritize tasks where its efficiency can complement human abilities rather than replace them.

However, coexisting with AI also demands careful consideration of its ethical implications. As AI systems get more integrated with our lives, issues of privacy, bias, accountability, and many more will keep cropping up and must be addressed upfront instead of brushing them under the carpet. Striking a balance between AI benefits and safeguarding the individual rights of humans is non-negotiable. 

Robust regulations and ethical frameworks must govern the development and deployment of AI-based technologies.

Transparency in AI-based decisions is vital to building trust between humans, especially in geographies of low technological understanding, like rural India. While tech professionals may understand how AI algorithms arrive at specific conclusions or recommendations, these probabilistic results might seem sacrosanct to a common person, leading to many accountability issues. 

Absolute and non-negotiable transparency can only help to mitigate such biases.

Before we welcome Artificial Intelligence and decide to co-exist with it in our daily lives, we need to facilitate interdisciplinary collaboration involving experts from diverse fields, including technology, ethics, and sociology, who may contribute to a holistic understanding of the implications of AI integration. This collaborative approach will lead to the development of responsible AI technologies that align with human values and societal needs.

So, while we resolve to coexist with AI, we require a balanced and thoughtful approach. This can only be possible by harnessing the efficiency of AI in areas where it excels, creating a future where technology complements, rather than replaces, human capabilities. Ethical considerations, transparency, and interdisciplinary collaboration are key to ensuring a harmonious relationship between humans and AI. As we navigate this evolving landscape, we need to remain vigilant, continuously reassess our approach, and strive for a future where AI's integration enhances humanity's well-being.

I admit that we cannot stop the progress of AI, but there is a difference between being forced to accept and willingly doing so.