No, it really isn't at all comparable like that (and other discussion in the thread makes it clear why). Users of high-level languages clearly still do write code in those languages, that comes out of their own thought rather than e.g. the GoF patterns book. They don't just complain about compilers; they actually do debug the high-level code, based on the compiler's error messages (or, more commonly, runtime results). When people get their code from LLMs, however, you can see very often that they have no idea how to proceed when the code is wrong.

Debugging is a skill anyone can learn, which applies broadly. But some people just don't. People who want correct code to be written for them are fundamentally asking something different than people who want writing correct code to be easier.