Leading figures in the AI sector, including Jensen Huang (CEO of Nvidia) and Sam Altman (CEO of OpenAI), are revising their previous predictions regarding the potential for mass unemployment caused by artificial intelligence. During a recent interview, Huang criticized fellow executives for linking AI to job losses, stating that such claims are overly simplistic and irresponsible. He emphasized that AI has only recently become productive, questioning how it could be blamed for layoffs that occurred prior. Altman, speaking at a conference in Sydney, admitted that he had overestimated the immediate impact of AI on entry-level jobs, acknowledging that the anticipated job apocalypse has not materialized. Dario Amodei, CEO of Anthropic, also softened his stance, suggesting that even if a large percentage of jobs are automated, the remaining roles would be filled by significantly more productive workers. These reassessments come amid growing public concern over AI's societal impact, as many economic institutions, including the European Central Bank, assert that AI has had only minor effects on employment thus far.