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You are wrong to a degree, while the underlying issue is a lack of safe workplaces, engineered stone typically has a much higher rate of silicate (like 90 plus) compared to almost anything else
There are other types of engineered stone that are low in silicates
Like facial recognition it can work under pristine test conditions so you can get governments and corporates to spend millions on it
Not very useful in reality I would assume