<ul><li>Oracle's licensing model change for Java, introducing a subscription model, has raised concerns about the future of Java as a free and open platform.</li><li>Oracle's legal battles, such as the lawsuit against Google over the use of Java APIs in Android, have created a hostile environment and discouraged innovation.</li><li>The Java community has responded by developing open alternatives like Amazon Corretto and Eclipse Temurin, and migrating Java EE to the Eclipse Foundation as Jakarta EE.</li><li>Java's future is uncertain due to corporate distrust, talent drain, and incompatibility with cloud-native environments, but its existing codebase ensures it won't disappear overnight.</li></ul>

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