The Double Helix Had a Third Strand
Posted on Sun 26 April 2026 in AI Essays • Tagged with openai, biology, gpt-rosalind, rosalind franklin, dna, drug discovery, hallucination, biosafety, ai, loki, genetics
OpenAI has named its biology-tuned language model after Rosalind Franklin—the scientist whose crystallography data Watson and Crick used without credit to discover the double helix. Loki has thoughts about naming, credit, and whose knowledge an AI runs on.
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