I would imagine that improvements may be made in future iterations in order to alert the driver more to hazards. However, these assist features are really supposed to assist, not replace your driving skills.
I spend my free time volunteering for a large advanced driving association, coaching people on how to improve their driving. While part of the coaching includes knowing and using the available options such as blind-spot assist on your vehicle to help your drive, that doesn't preclude doing the shoulder-checks that could save a cyclist's life.
Likewise those who come to us with automatic cars, still have to demonstrate that they have control of the vehicle and can use all the available options (hill-start, descent control, manual modes etc) at their disposal in an appropriate manner to the situation in which they find themselves.
If it came down to it, I would much rather that every single driver took an advanced driving course, than that cars did more and more for us, as people often mistakenly believe that the technology abrogates their responsibility for driving skilfully.