Qd5 is a blunder...there's no point in showing a computer set on "easy". What happened here is that black is in check, and the "easy" mode of this chess engine is programmed to randomly select a move that is not the best, but perhaps 3rd or 4th best. In this case, it being check, there are not a lot of options at all and the computer randomly "blunders" by not going with the top move.
This is how/why "easy" modes on computers do not play like humans that are low rated, they just play weird moves. Good chess software would have a more robust way of choosing non-optimal moves to simulate a weaker player. If you've ever seen a computer on a weak setting suddenly sac a knight or bishop for a pawn with no plan or compensation, then you have seen this phenom in action.
qd5 is very hard to understand