Your fingerprints reveal more than you think | Simona Francese

[@theelephantintheroom69]

Me: *Sees criminal with heavy-duty gloves on, robbing a bank "Hey you, did you watch that TED Talk about finger prints?!" Criminal: omg, yes, it freaked me tf out, now I only go out with gloves on.

[@anteconfig5391]

Lol. Most criminals kill on a whim. They don't premeditate their crimes. These kind of criminals aren't likely to watch TED talks. Especially not criminals with a big ego, which is most criminals.

[@saivikassingamsetty3758]

May be the Glove Molecules Combines with criminal's sweat molecules may yield some information to the forensic team.

[@KnightSlasher]

Hold on I got to wipe the Cheeto dust off

[@BalefulHead]

Very impressed! I'm not a science student, but I have studied spectrometry in my Astronomy course. As a writer, I think this is an impressive step forward in criminal profiling and crime solving . . . Excellent Ted Talk. Thanks much.

[@aaronnou2127]

I don’t know what this means but I think it’s a good think

[@chrisb8698]

Well, guess I better put on gloves the next time I jaywalk...

[@YY4Me133]

:D

[@deadbeatbillionaires]

or shoes

[@sundaypie2088]

What if the victim or the perpetrator comes from an area where amounts of pharmaceuticals (including antibiotics, hormones, mood stabilizers, and other drugs) are in the drinking water supplies???

[@stevenswithav]

My issue with these technologies is their ultimate application. With the new array of biometric sensors and fingerprint scanners in phone and IoT is that you could walk up to a building, open the door and your data is captured without you knowing. Then relayed to brands, marketing companies to target you with advertising or messaging in situ

[@mayankchoudhary9731]

मेरे एक दोस्त ने दिल्ली से यह टेस्ट करवाया है Brain shaper से, जिससे उसके personality बिल्कुल सही निकली है वह बता रहा हैं कि वहां इस Software को बेच रहे हैं, ताकि लोग इसके साथ अपना बिजनेस शुरू कर सकें। बेंगलुरु में इस सॉफ़्टवेयर कैसे मिल सकता है?

[@salliemae9284]

No two fingerprints are alike.These advancements in analyzing fingerprints are much needed in a quicker identification of suspects in an alleged crime.If you are trespassing do not leave any fingerprints behind.

[@paradigmshift7226]

I'm never skipping washing my hands again 😂

[@JeramieCurtice]

Whoever Kate was, I can tell the speaker was close to her in some way as she teared up. Her passion seems driven in seeking justice and the result will eventually help many victims. May Kate's family and friends find peace.

[@Modelstl063]

My professor at uni, had her for analytical chrmistry she was amazing, really nice, really encouraging and I got a 2.1 in her module she’s my GOAT

[@sebeans]

Does washing your hands enough remove any of this? Or is this beyond what washing hands does?

[@mauriceduijn9213]

It does remove it for some time but then your body will stil sweat the drugs out but that depends the time after use. I give it like a half hour tops protection if the drugs is present in the body. During such a crime u will sweat deu to stres so in the end it wont treuly help to get away with it. This is my theory but I do know the treu power of these machines and it is realy insane how accurate they can provide the smallest results.

[@durdleduc8520]

Asking for a friend.

[@jonsnow1092]

Are you planning evil plot?

[@David-jm3ez]

Just wear gloves and choke/rape as much people as you want... Good luck! jk...or...

[@deliveryman7001]

did you know if you drank shoe polishing fluids, eventually every plastic surface you touch afterwards will be permanently altered?

[@밤비-bamby]

1. 2:53 - 3:27 2. 6:09 - 6:38 3. 5:07 - 6:09

[@AncientMysteriesAndInnovations]

My brain automatically tunes this lady's voice out

[@raz0229]

_"Yes. [We are] Able [even] to proportion his fingertips."_ *-Al-Quran 75:4*

[@chemicaldemoneye]

THAT WOW on the end killed me xD

[@jorgeevangelista8]

Uma das melhores explanações que já assisti. Parabéns pelo empenho.

[@chamoto2]

There better be some stringent regulations with regards to the use of that technology! Otherwise that tool will one day enable the powers that be to shape me further into a consumer zombie and chip my privacy away a little more.

[@couchpotatoe91]

The year is 2030. As you enter the building with your fingerprint to verify you're not a convicted criminal there's an automated voice: "Greetings, Mr. Jones. I can see from your pattern that you last beer has been 15 hours and 4 minutes ago, would you like a refreshment? Please remember that this company will forward the information about your drug habits to your employer as is custom. You can circumvent this from happening by paying our small service cost. I can see that your bank account is currently at a negative, may I suggest one of our many attractive loans? We have already analyzed your risk factor and can offe a loan of 100 dollars at an interest rate of 15.6% for the duration of one month. Why don't you enjoy this personally customized advert while you make your decision?"

[@chamoto2]

+M. Vipsanius Agrippa On point! 😅

[@lee1davis1]

I was thinking more on the lines that when the criminals are running the investigation and falsify the info to put innocent ppl in jail. Technology is only as smart as the programmers and users.

[@mayushiidesu5997]

Finger print recognition on phones are evil >:(((

[@guitarheroprince123]

programmer here - as far as android is concerned, we use the android sdk to detect finger print. We have no direct access to the fingerprint. We cannot know how it looks. We can only authenticate a given fingerprint with what has been saved before (to which we have no access to). Though, I'm uncertain if google can access your fingerprint. They MADE this SDK, so its natural to think that they can access your fingerprint.

[@mayushiidesu5997]

Paramdeep Singh obheroi I would imagine that a powerhouse like Google would keep our fingerprints just because they can. Maybe they'll find a way to sell us things with our fingerprint in the future, but who knows? I certainly keep my front camera covered since I'm scared someone's looking at me all the time.

[@David-jm3ez]

@@guitarheroprince123 They should store the patterns somewhere. Maybe they encrypted it somehow. But correct me if I am wrong. They change the encryption method each month or some with security patches. We anyway do store our fingerprints in way less secure places such as police databases or some... So the phone that has your fingerprint shouldn't worry anybody.

[@ko-Daegu]

Mayushii Desu What Sec specialist saying for years ....

[@ko-Daegu]

Paramdeep Singh obheroi Android dev != Sec specialist... Apple store your finger and Face ID ... As hashed info ... This data can be really dangerous if pass got leaked at least we can change it but what about 3D Face ID , Fingers print , and Iris scanners .... Biometric authentication was and still a Thing that all people in Security industry are against some do something about it and some don’t ..,

[@AbhiKohli]

Hmmm the next time you drink champagne at a public place, remember to wipe off the prints! 🤣

[@slimmhendrix9709]

Fresh Prints of Bail Air

[@ШапагатБайтекеева]

I really like this presentation!!! It is kind a scary story, but it is worth it. I think it is a new way to solve crimes. Crimes will decrease as they soledBy using right technology as she said. But everywhere we have two side of the coin. And of course fingerprints can be used as setup. Everyone should be carefully. And follow the recommendation,like “don’t touch anything in someone’s house”. I think it will help you to stay safe. Love yourself and your loved one!

[@phy29]

My fingers print changes every secondes with an undecryptable shema....

[@phy29]

I even make plan with my fingerprint in took the same that someone....

[@TJZiolkowski]

"Drink alcoal and consume cacane" lawls!..

[@levida7765]

Very interesting info which will help with my forensic science fingerprint analysis work. Thank you.

[@nadiakent4082]

Amazing. Makes you wonder why 40% of murders go unsolved.

[@A808K]

This is creepy... the potential for invasive abuse is huge, scary and likely.

[@ignis6993]

The same tools that identify those who harm can also be used to frame the innocent. When crime is "cleaned up" how then would society define a terrorist?

[@kidaniels8199]

Can this molecular analysis be utilized as medical diagnosis as well...like cancer

[@MichaelBerthelsen]

ki daniels Cancer in your fingerprint? Doubt it. If you mean in general, the organic noise is way too high. Remember that cancer cells are the same as your own with minor DNA changes. And we already know how to test for indicators in your blood, as long as there are enough of them. Doesn't help you locate the cancer mucj, though. You need an MRI or x-ray/CT for that, depending on the cancer.

[@kidaniels8199]

And b4 I 4get Carl Eagan said it best Just because their is no evidence Does NOT mean That the evidence does not exist

[@MichaelBerthelsen]

@@kidaniels8199 I'm sorry about your labels, most of which are clearly self-affixed. But I have to admit, I have a hard time believing your first claim, that you're intelligent. That's clearly not the case. And there are lots of evidence and testing being done, but a lot of what you're describing is physiologically impossible. And when dealing with criminal cases, you have to have 'beyond a reasonable doubt', which none of what you describe could ever do, even if it were possible, unless you have scientific evidence for it. And if the technology to 'discover' these 'things' has existed for years, yet no one has ever found a shred of evidence for it despite testing, that's a problem. Like you said, absence of evidence isn't evidence of absence. But we need proof for legal proceedings. P.S. If you wish to be taken seriously in the future when talking about science, I'd learn to write and spell properly, and also drop the pseudo-scientific mumbo-jumbo and stick to the science. Otherwise people will think you're just insane. Or they're dumb enough to believe you. Either way, not a good thing.

[@andreaaldrich4046]

@@MichaelBerthelsen I don't think what this person said is totally stupid. They just seem to have some mental health issues.

[@kidaniels8199]

@@MichaelBerthelsen I imagine you as a short grey haired white man with a redickyoulouse poetic smile walking down a grey sidewalk in front of a big powerful building. Itz just my imagination. Short men are notorious 4 what is called the Napolean Complex. Just saying. If it is true that you ate in fact ah short sip of water that explains ah lott Ah bout your response. Of coarse the truth is good things come in small packages. Prrrhaps my imagination iz simply running wild. After all I am simply a little writer. Fiction and po.e.try are my favorites. Yes I like the Law....and poetry. They have something in co.man. do you know what that iz....they both make up their own rules. Violla.. There you have it You should feel good about yourself now I want you to feel As good As you can Be well be free Ki

[@eswoo2]

Pretty amazing tbh, one the better recent video TED’s released recently

[@leila.G]

Fantastic work👍🏻

[@troythegreat7369]

Is this finger print procedure in all towns and cities across the world or just the ones that know about it?

[@ThingEngineer]

This is astounding work!

[@Xoksikhumalo]

That last WOW

[@Peter94686]

She did a chronological mistake in her talk: The overlapping fingerprints can only be visible as single fingerprings (by the software of the computer) BECAUSE those specific molecules found by MS identify the areas of each fingerprint! Only then the computer can compute both images of the fps. She first put the overlapping fp apart and then told us that those substances are only on the killers fp.... thats chronologically wrong!

[@museholic2577]

Is this a class for criminals?

[@IMADALBASRII]

This reconstruction of finger print must put in real taste if can be mislead and created a wrong images but was very helpful tools

[@realisticclearmind3531]

Very good presentation

[@topspinaurelius]

Criminal 101 - wear gloves at all times

[@epsospremium6088]

Like a detective story.

[@JustNatax3]

"Ever thought about how you leave a bit on every surface you touxh?" Way to turn people into over-anxious neat freak germaphobes lol

[@kareldegreef3945]

not realy => a bad person can also use your data to put at the crime scene :-x

[@JustNatax3]

@Elizabeth Iadonisi No it's more the thought of uncleanliness and everyone else touching your stuff.

[@andanssas]

Lol, the thing is, we are alive because of germs and bacteria. Wiping out all off them from your body, not only makes it vulnerable to harmful species, it will literally destroy the body.

[@JustNatax3]

@@andanssas Of course it's stupid. It's a mental disorder, it's not logical.

[@ko-Daegu]

Nati Whatever What about Apple having millions of finger and face data

[@marvolla]

Really interesting! Thanks

[@klattalexis]

Fantastic work!

[@ajmalazad3772]

very good research

[@just-a-silly-goofy-guy]

Can they reveal your credit card information? I’ll give you free V-Bucks...

[@Josh-dj6it]

lmao

[@jonsnow1092]

in india yes everything is linked to finger print licence bank accounts

[@sarisari6299]

Great job!

[@gonshocks]

Impressive technology if wisely used but a bit unsettling to trust the government to wisely use anything.

[@ericlawrence9060]

What does an analysis like that COST??? How on earth can the police afford such a thing?

[@Ganesha900]

Too bad subtitles were not provided!

[@mmhs3049]

Woooow , I think I have sufficiently knowledge for today.

[@tilak231]

That’s a piece of technology ))) Good job!

[@remedyke1]

Antidepressants are not prescribed for psychosis although they can make you psychotic. Antipsychotic meds are prescribed for psychosis.

[@SnowmansApartment]

don‘t really like the talk, but the subject is pretty interesting :)

[@echo-tear]

individual bar code

[@blueraspberrylemonade32]

The bar code tattoo

[@ydnallah1541]

That’s why I always carry a severed hand with me on my crime sprees.....always one step ahead 😀

[@stevenholmes4628]

Can this reopen old case's. Might help free some inmates that have been incarcerated without a proper trial.

[@arcturusgold8858]

That dress.......my mother had curtains like that....she gave them to a charity shop......must check for fingerprints. (very interesting talk by the way)

[@davidmackie8552]

Faint traces of washing up liquid, plus traces of nasal mucus, and decaying skin cells from my cat.

[@ChipmunkRapidsMadMan1869]

Left a fingerprint? Used to live in leather driving gloves

[@gitaujosphat573]

Congratulation, we need this in our police investigations.....

[@gitmoholliday5764]

I wonder if the pattern of fingerprints also can tell us something about the person.. maybe some patterns are more common among woman or maybe some patterns are linked to the skin color or hair / eyes etc.

[@adheeshb8874]

Wait, so this presentation confused me , when the fingerprints were split, was katie doing cocaine and alcohol when she was killed ? And thomson has condom oil ?

[@adheeshb8874]

@singshoutdance thanks, i misunderstood 👍

[@surewinner]

All could be. She said the characters aren't real. It's all fictional, so anything can be possible.

[@joesmith942]

Not hearing her say anything about precision, accuracy, limit of detection or interference. Forensic chemists are scary.

[@krysnf]

She did state the limitations at 5:51. In summary, shimmering mass spec requires skills to establish confidence

[@craigcollinsjr]

This is wonderful

[@mattprior8442]

I am not the criminal but I know one simple thing that do not ever leave anything behind when you commit a crime and concealing begins with hairs and fingerprints and from their list grows like CCTV capture from nearby or anywhere , cell phone location, car no. etc. ! If one is really desperate to get rid of somebody than these below steps one may wanna follow :- 1. Apply cream on your whole body and hair gel with minimum odor ! 2.Apply silver paint cream on your face ! 3. Leave cell phone or any other communication device but can take wireless if one is with accomplice ! 4. Take electric bike if one can otherwise prepare to do jogging through lot of shortcuts and may be for a marathon ! 5. Always take account of the security in the area of the crime ! 6. Disconnect relations or continue to maintain the close relations which depends on the state of mind of the criminal or the situation ! 7.Always wear black clothes and small cloth to cover properly the face if needed on the CRIME NIGHT ! 8. Chose only three occasions : Festival, carnival night or silent dark night or super stormy and rainy night ! 9. Always keep your watch and it will be best if watch is equipped with maps, compass ,timer, led light and other apps as well etc but should not able to receive or send any pings ! 10. Change most of your daily routine , outfits , habits of communication well before in advance or just make it confusing or unpredictable ! REMEMBER ...... planning, practice , observation, patience with commitment and discipline trumps everything !!

[@frederickanderson1860]

Yes the molecular evidence is more advanced mow.

[@hunterschrantz2767]

i think we need laws as to when to use this technology. i think personally it should only be in cases where there is directly a victim like rape or murde.

[@karenktq]

I'm going to wear gloves all the time.

[@MichaelSHartman]

Good thing I didn't handle a dollar bill that 20 people handled today, especially that druggie.

[@MelroyvandenBerg]

5:30 Windows 98 :\ really? (maybe XP, but still)

[@TuneinR]

Is this not going to help criminals perfect their crimes

[@deszczowyczwartek]

No.

[@f.d.english5080]

I just wanted to know what my Palm Reading business was up against

[@cilla5277]

Fascinating.

[@czakialczikemwi]

"Do you ever stop and think during a romantic dinner..." bruh what u talking about I got zero bitches.

[@CustomClass5]

Can't wait for the day a drone with a mass spectrometry imaging laser can fly up to you, analyze all of your molecules, know everything about you, and fly away.

[@SimplyMEHHH]

This was a very informative video loved it

[@Yikes20232]

Hello from Bhutan 🇧🇹

[@AbhiKohli]

Hello from 🇮🇳! 😁🙏🏼

[@athilalthaf6222]

Hello from Jupiter

[@whatthefunction9140]

that damn condom lub gets me every time.

[@David-jm3ez]

2:35 "Cutting age technology" in black and white pictures. 5:48 using Windows -1 Am I the only one who realized that something is wrong here?

[@retailmart7181]

149 dislikes , those dislikes could be from criminals coz they don't like this revealing technology

[@muhammadkashanadil3722]

Amazing Technology

[@noahway13]

Thompson always was a quiet loner...

[@strato2k]

Ok ....Captain Hook do you understand ? ahahhaahah

[@sandeepkunder4548]

ted talk for criminals. ...awareness!!!

[@humblebummblebee6870]

Seriously naming those suspects/criminals with Dalton, Thomson, and Chapman was way too strange! They were world-renowned chemists.

[@Rajubiswalll]

In India all citizen have adhar card biometrics fingerprint register by the government.... This amazing technology can easily identify the criminal.... 😍😍

[@vijayabhaskar-j]

LOL, know the facts before you speak, AADHAR cannot be used for anything, just for identification.

[@Rajubiswalll]

It is by law but it is very useful to secret investigation team... Like RAW CBI.... In case of high local terrorism... By d way great invention...

[@anteconfig5391]

Wow. That's amazing.

[@andreacarpenter5023]

Mass and weight are not the same.

[@Kay0Bot]

Hopefully this replace those "fingerprint" experts or at least adds more stringent universal scientific standards.

[@vietquoc250]

Please. Vietnamese subtitles .I don't understand

[@बलवीरसिंह-प8ढ]

Thanks

[@RayhanulIslambd]

Please don't say you used AI and tell us how much that technology costs

[@AngelaSealana]

Wow. Fantastic tool for the justice system.

[@ethans3113]

Hello world and all who inhabit it!

[@Josh-dj6it]

Boi

[@uderzo1984]

Sod off...

[@istvansipos9940]

greetings, earthling!

[@gatorgityergranny]

why is she so hard to understand? it seems ti be the recording quality. makes this arduous.

[@derpderp74]

Wash your hands folks

[@Khaledmahranasyut]

اللغة العربية لو تفضلتوا هذه قناتى المفضلة جداااااااا

[@951Youknow]

This is amazing and will help solve cold cases! Can't wait for it to be rolled out worldwide

[@MrLoqy]

I heard wow at the end! Haha! #feelingismutual

[@MrBoubource]

Did it also help choosing the right thing for Thompson? I guess that if he was already taking prozac and cocain, prison won't do much to solve the issue. I hope they took the right decision...