> Also, the problem is nicely mitigated by tools like Address Sanitizer, and will get even better with upcoming advances such as memory tagging and generational

> Also, the problem is nicely mitigated by tools like Address Sanitizer, and will get even better with upcoming advances such as memory tagging and generational references, all which detect memory problems with surprising efficacy and accuracy. It would be nice if languages had Address Sanitizer built into the language. Maybe some sort of system of checking who owns and borrows memory at any point in time.