Acme Corporation

And the reason being is, presumably, and I'm not an attorney, your husband is, maybe we can talk to him.

But one of the things that potentially will happen is that there'll be some lawsuit that will take place for IP, but still a window for IP purposes, right? So if Adobe sues or whatever company, we'll just, you know, company X, Acme, you know, from the Roadrunner and the Looney Tunes, Acme company sues An individual for vibe coding, an app, then that I think does a lot for IP and what these AI tools can do, which ultimately could benefit artists because these AI tools are taking artists as work.

presumably is the same thing for taking code, right? So I could see a benefit of a company suing these vibe coding people because now there is precedence for AI taking work or copyrighted work, which is the whole issue with artists or that doesn't happen.

And now we have All these amazing tools created by people who really use the tools and they like I'm going to use the example.

Unfortunately, I feel like maybe I should have had another horror one if we're keeping with this theme, but I don't have another horror thing to talk about.

The next one is the complete opposite, and that is Coyote vs. Acme.

The film has been out for maybe a month now, has the Looney Tunes actors, and is very much a sort of mix of live action and animation like Roger Rabbit.

Did you ever get around to watching that movie? Probably not your sort of film.

So if you were to take your nieces, they'd probably enjoy it.

It's basically...

You know, like the old 10 minute Looney Tunes cartoons where you've got the coyote character who's always trying to catch Roadrunner and he basically gets all his gear, all his traps from the company Acme and they all go horribly wrong.

So this movie is about him deciding, well, I've had enough of this.

Um, David Sazloff's been an idiot.

It is based on a New Yorker article in which Coyote sues the Acme Corporation because all of their products were faulty and he couldn't catch the Roadrunner.

Yeah, it's a good bit.

It's a great bit.

He also did stuff in the movies.

He was part of that Super Mario Brothers movie and the recently released Coyote vs. Acme movie.

Which

people loved.

That's so funny.

Because the

whole premise of the movie is that Coyote... files a lawsuit against Acme, who makes all the products that he's using trying to kill the Roadrunner because of their deceptive promises.

People said it was

The best enemies to love as I have seen this year, and it has been stuck in my brain since we saw it.

Acme versus Coyote.

Sorry, Coyote versus Acme.

I always get it wrong.

I always get the title mixed up.

But it's meant to be Prosecutor first, so it's Coyote versus Acme.

Yeah.

Nick, what do you know about Coyote versus Acme?

I think the mayor is probably soliciting information from that company.

that the Wile E. Coyote used, which was Acme, Acme Shot Spotters.

So that might be what it is.

You know, Amy brings up a good point and something I've been wondering about because it just seemed like I was I've been noticing a trend.