Quite similar but not the same. At least the US is still relative strong, far more strong than the late-Qing. The late-Qing transformed China to a completely barbarian state.
If there's one political entity in the world that resembles the Qing Dynasty its the EU. Still collectively the 3rd biggest economy and the world still has a high demand for European luxury products. That's on top of the fact that European cities are still the most desired tourist destinations in the world. But outside of a few companies, no relevance whatsoever in the sciences and the tech, militarily weak, and industrially hollowed out.
America today is more like Eastern Rome. Even chest beating American patriots have to admit that there are many shortcomings to America nowadays. (I mean the armchair geopolitical types waxing the endurance of Pax Americana, not the Trumpian extremists who think America today is less developed than Haiti) Liberal Democracy no longer has the dominance over the market place of ideas that it did in the post-war period and especially the complete hegemony it had after the Soviet Union fell, America's cities are all in sorry shape, and the country is thoroughly de-industrialized controlling no major supply chain. But America still boasts the world's most influential companies, powerful military, has the most extensive alliance system, and still by far exports the most culture.
So in short, the world has moved past the EU and Japan, and both places are already reckoning with that reality to various degrees. But America is still a superpower despite its shortcomings for a reason, much like how Eastern Rome was only half of the Roman Empire but by far still the most powerful Christian polity of their time.