Technological improvements will enable food production to increase as populations increase  However, increases in food production will be negligible unless societies become more centralized so that all factors contributing to the production of food can be better coordinated  But, historically, the more centralized a society was, the greater the percentage of its people who perished if and when it collapsed
Thus, increasing the centralization of societies in an effort to increase food production via better technology will merely exacerbate the disasters associated with societal collapse
Not every problem associated with the collapse of a centralized society would be prevented by technological improvements.