> It's still early stages, that is why.

Were we advised to check compiler output every single time "in the early days"?

No, that's not the difference.

A compiler from whatever high/low level language is expected to translate a formal specification of an algorithm faithfully. If it fails to do so, the compiler is buggy, period.

A LLM is expected to understand fuzzy language and spit out something that makes sense.

It's a fundamentally different task, and I trust a human more with this. Certainly, humans are judged by their capability to do this, apply common sense, ask for necessary clarification, also question what they're being asked to do.