Six years after 14-year-old Noah Donohoe disappeared in Belfast, the inquest into his death has concluded.The jury found Noah drowned in a storm culvert and identified serious failings in the subsequent investigation which affected its ability to reach conclusions on aspects relevant to his death.Afterwards, Noah's mother Fiona said:“I came to this inquest seeking answers, and I leave it with one clear answer. Noah was failed.”This week on MOTH News Live, we examine what the jury actually found, what remains unanswered, and what happens now.PLUS:🔎 THE EPSTEIN FILES: Johnny Vedmore continues digging through the documents, looking at the Irish names, businesses and institutions that appear, why they're there, what the evidence actually shows and what questions it raises.🤖 AI: WHAT ARE WE SUPPOSED TO BELIEVE?Some of the people building advanced AI are warning that it could threaten humanity. But critics say there are enormous financial interests behind the warnings, while others argue that fears about a future AI apocalypse distract us from how the technology is already being used.🇮🇪 AND WHAT DOES ALL OF THIS MEAN FOR IRELAND?Data centres already consume more than a fifth of Ireland's electricity. Are we building an Irish technology economy, or providing the infrastructure for somebody else's?