"AI-Q for Dummies" indeed!

Last month, Leo posted "Measuring AI-Q for Dummies," showing how incompetent currently available fake intelligences are at creating IQ tests. I couldn't help but think of a different meaning of his title when I saw this on AC today:

The implication is that Q somehow knew seven years in advance that there would be some big politically significant event at State Farm Stadium on September 21 of some future year. Mind-blowing, right?

The problem is that State Farm Stadium is not known as "the Q." This should be obvious from the fact that the only evidence cited is an "AI Overview" which doesn't make any freaking sense. It explains that "University of Phoenix" was abbreviated to "U-P-X" and then to "the Q." Of course! "The Q" is an abbreviation for "University of Phoenix." What could be more natural?

Although this is very obviously an idiotic fake-intelligence hallucination, I went ahead and did my due diligence. You will search the Web in vain for any reference to University of Phoenix Stadium or State Farm Stadium as "the Q," except for very recent references to the above Rip Cord tweet. The stadium known as "the Q" was San Diego Stadium, formerly Qualcomm Stadium -- you know, because Qualcomm, unlike University of Phoenix, actually begins with the letter Q!