There is no consistent definition of the term "weak typing". Do you mean implicit coercion?

> Most people who think they have a problem with dynamic typing actually have a problem with weak typing.

Ironically, I would counter that, in my experience, most people who have a problem with static typing actually have a problem with verbose type systems, like Java's or C++'s — or Rust's. (Rust is at least gaining something for its verbosity.)

Type inference is a neat way to bridge the gap. OCaml, Haskell, and Swift (to name a few) all feature distinct type inferencing that give you the benefits of static types without as much syntactic overhead.