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Kotlin has actually been solving this for years with built-in null safety at the language level. This is a great step for Java and Spring, but it’s more about mitigating the problem using annotations and tooling, whereas Kotlin prevents it by design. Not about replacing Java, just different approaches to handling the “billion-dollar mistake.”