Discrete log problem, when we have many examples
In practice the view would be that no, it does not get any easier. Indeed many popular deployed schemes depend on it. For example the Trusted Authority in the Boneh-Franklin IBE scheme has a master secret s and issues private keys to users in the form s.ID_i, where ID_i is a point on an elliptic curve, and ID_i is related to the identity of the i-th user. It is a standard DL problem to find s from such a private key. Nevertheless the Boneh-Franklin scheme is assumed strong against a conspiracy of multiple users who can pool their secrets in an attempt to find the master secret s.