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This repository is a curated collection of resources about large language models (LLMs), built as a companion to a research survey paper. It functions as a reference guide that maps out the major AI language models and how to apply them in practice. The centerpiece is a family tree diagram showing how different language models relate to each other historically, tracing a lineage from early models like BERT and GPT through to more recent ones like GPT-4 and LLaMA. The tree shows which systems descended from or were influenced by earlier work, giving readers a timeline of how the field developed over several years. The resource catalog is organized into three main areas. For models, it separates "BERT-style" systems, which are generally better at understanding and classifying text, from "GPT-style" systems, which are generally better at generating new text. For each model, the repository links to the original research paper. For data, it covers guidance on pretraining data, fine-tuning data, and test data. For specific use cases, it lists guidance on tasks like summarization, question answering, translation, and code generation, noting which types of models tend to perform well on which tasks. The guide also includes a section on usage restrictions, documenting which models allow commercial use and which are limited to research purposes. AI model licensing varies considerably, and this section helps practitioners understand what they can and cannot do with a given model before building on it. This is a reference resource, not a software tool. It contains no runnable code. Its value is as an organized index of papers and context for choosing an LLM for a specific task. The full README is longer than what was shown.