About Linx AI Holdings

Technology Makes More Sense When Someone Makes It Clear.

Linx AI Holdings exists to make AI understandable, useful, responsible, and practical for everyday people and organizations.

LaTonia Burris, Founder of Linx AI Holdings LLC

About the Founder

LaTonia Burris

Founder of Linx AI Holdings LLC

LaTonia Burris is the Founder of Linx AI Holdings LLC, an AI trainer, entrepreneur, and business professional focused on helping everyday people and organizations understand and use artificial intelligence in practical ways.

Before launching her AI-focused work, LaTonia spent 17 years working in employee benefits. Her work included helping employees understand benefits, supporting benefits administration, coordinating with vendors, working with HR systems and payroll processes, and communicating information that could often feel complicated or overwhelming.

That experience taught her an important lesson: people do not need more complicated information — they need someone who can help make it clear.

LaTonia also has experience as an educator and entrepreneur. Her transition into AI began not as a programmer, but as a business owner solving real problems. Using her professional benefits experience along with modern digital tools, LaTonia created Benefits Wise 24/7, a web-based benefits education application designed to help people better understand common employee benefits concepts and prepare for enrollment decisions.

Building Benefits Wise 24/7 showed her firsthand how professional knowledge and practical technology can be combined to create useful solutions.

That experience helped shape the mission of Linx AI Holdings: make AI understandable, useful, responsible, and practical.

Today, LaTonia provides presentations, workshops, and training for beginners, small businesses, nonprofits, organizations, workforce programs, schools, and community groups that want to better understand how AI can support real work and learning without losing the human judgment, relationships, and experience that still matter.

Her teaching style is designed especially for people who may be curious about AI but do not know where to begin. She believes people do not need to become technology experts to benefit from AI. They need to understand what they are trying to accomplish, where AI can help, what information should remain private, what needs to be verified, and what action should come next.

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See What LaTonia Built

Benefits Wise 24/7

A benefits education web application built using professional benefits experience and practical technology.

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Our Mission

Our mission is to make AI easier to understand and more practical to use by helping people and organizations identify real problems, use technology responsibly, and create solutions that save time, improve organization, support learning, and move work forward.

Our Vision

We envision a future where people are not left behind by rapidly changing technology. Instead, people from all backgrounds should have the opportunity to understand new tools, use them wisely, develop new skills, improve the way they work, and participate confidently in an AI-enabled world.

Our approach

People First. Technology Second.

Start With the Problem

Understand what someone is actually trying to accomplish before choosing an AI tool.

Keep People in the Process

AI can assist with thinking, drafting, organizing, researching, learning, and repetitive work. People remain responsible for judgment, decisions, relationships, and final review.

Make It Understandable

Explain technology using plain language, demonstrations, relatable examples, and hands-on practice.

Build Something Reusable

When AI helps solve a recurring problem, look for ways to turn that successful process into a workflow.

Use AI Responsibly

Consider privacy, accuracy, verification, human judgment, and appropriate use.

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You Don't Have to Become an AI Expert to Start Using AI Better.

Start with one problem, one task, or one question. We'll help you understand what AI can—and cannot—do from there.