Microsoft corporate vice president and Kubernetes project co-founder Brendan Burns envisions a long-term transition in the industry from declarative cloud-native infrastructure to intent-based infrastructure, facilitated by AI. In the short term, the impact of AI on enterprise infrastructure will be strongest in two major areas, according to Burns: reducing toil through automation and improving data summarization with natural language-based infrastructure exploration.  As enterprises adjust to these changes, Burns emphasized that IT leaders should get hands-on, firsthand experience with AI automation tools.Featuring: Brendan Burns, Corporate Vice President, MicrosoftIn today’s episode, we’ll cover…The KAITO open source project and Kubernetes evolution for AIAI governance and controlWhat needs to change about companies' mindsets to best use AIand more!References: Cloud infrastructure suffers AI growing painsMicrosoft Foundry ties in with Agent 365 Kubernetes AI progress in 2025 and the road ahead SREs map uncharted territory with LLMOps  To learn more about software development and platform engineering, check out Search IT Operations.To watch clips from our podcast, subscribe to our YouTube channel, @EyeOnTech.