Trump's UN General Assembly speech briefly sextuples the odds of 'signing an AI name change'

According to PolyBeats monitoring, on the prediction market Polymarket, the 2 smart money addresses mentioned yesterday predicted "Trump will rename AI this month" when the probability was only 7%. Because Trump said in his UN General Assembly speech yesterday that "US government documents should use Super Intelligence," the probability rose to as high as 43%; currently, the probability has fallen back to 28%.

In the past 24 hours, 3 smart money addresses continued to buy "Yes" in this market:

gkeqd bought $13,580 predicting "Yes," at a buy probability of 37.76%. It has made a total of 486 trades in the Trump sector, with a win rate of 65%, PnL +$443.4k, and this bet was 11.90 times its median bet.
ScottyNooo bought $3,930 predicting "Yes," at a buy probability of 39.22%. It has made a total of 1,887 trades in the Trump sector, with a win rate of 48%, PnL +$976.6k, and this bet was 9.58 times its median bet.
0x8542adb70397e9de67 bought $783.2 predicting "Yes," at a buy probability of 42.19%. It has made a total of 107 trades in the Trump sector, with a win rate of 41%, PnL +$54.8k, and this bet was 0.86 times its median bet.

In the speech, Trump said that "Artificial" makes people think this kind of intelligence is fake, but it "is not fake." The White House subsequently released speech transcript also used the wording "formally called Super Intelligence from now on."

From the perspective of market rules, this market requires Trump to sign an executive order, presidential proclamation, or presidential memorandum within this month to formally adopt the new name. So far, the White House's public materials are mainly the UN speech, press releases, and videos, with no corresponding executive order, presidential proclamation, presidential memorandum, or federal agency implementation notice seen.