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The right AI governance pattern for Kubernetes is not one agent doing everything. It is multiple agents doing specific work well.

Henrik Rexed of Dynatrace says teams should think in terms of specialized review lanes: one AI system for infrastructure-heavy changes, another for observability concerns, and a human reviewer to confirm the final result. That reduces the chance of subtle platform-specific issues being missed by a generic review pass.





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