Yes, assuming tech keeps advancing at the rate of recent decades (and only
recent decades). Part of the idea of backing up---civilization or anything
else---is stepping outside that assumption of continuity and progress.
In any case the idea is to set in motion a series of storage media which
are invited to know about each other, starting with what we have now.
Design, in other words, for an upgrade path and for backward compatibility.
These are standard ideas in software, but their span so far is only about
ten years. We're encouraging compatibility forward and back which spans
centuries at least, and preferably millennia.