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Innovation creates new complexity during major technology shifts
An Emerson-sponsored article by a semiconductor industry veteran argues that innovation inherently produces new complexity, drawing on career experience across technology transitions.
The piece frames trust in technology as a response to the complexity that innovation generates, but the available material is too thin to assess specific recommendations or concrete implications for engineering practice.
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The article is sponsored by Emerson and written by someone with a semiconductor engineering background.
The central claim is that innovation always creates new complexity.
The author draws lessons from observing multiple major technology shifts.
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