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Code Generation and Process Automation Set to Lead AI Use Case Revenue

Austin, Texas, USA, February 9, 2026

Futurum launches a 5-year AI Platforms report, forecasting a major rebalancing of the AI infrastructure market.

Enterprises are shifting their focus beyond the initial ‘highlights reel’ of generative AI and prioritizing high-utility workflows. By 2030, new data from Futurum forecasts that revenue from AI use cases will be primarily driven by Code Generation and Process Automation, which together are projected to capture over 43% of the market.

Figure 1: AI Platforms Market Share by Use Case Segment (2024-2030)

Code Generation and Process Automation Set to Lead AI Use Case Revenue

Nick Patience, VP & AI Practice Lead at Futurum, said, “We are moving from a period of AI experimentation to one of deep architectural integration. The rise of code generation as a primary driver of AI use case revenue signals that enterprises are finally finding clear, measurable ROI by embedding AI directly into core development cycles.”

The landscape is shifting in its center of gravity from creative content to operational efficiency.

  • Code Generation’s Lead: Projected to be the largest single driver of AI use case revenue, code generation will grow from 13% of the market in 2024 to 24.6% by 2030.
  • Automation Acceleration: Process automation follows closely, rising to a 19% share by 2030 as generative AI is integrated with existing RPA platforms.
  • Content Generation Normalization: Once the primary face of GenAI, content generation is expected to tumble from 25% in 2024 to just 9.4% by 2030 due to rapid price compression and model commoditization.

The next wave of growth will be sparked by multi-agent orchestration frameworks. These systems handle complex tasks in document analysis and research, moving beyond simple chatbots.

  • Document Analysis: Expected to nearly double its share to 15.7% by 2030 through the adoption of RAG.
  • Customer Service: After an early spike, support automation will flatten to an 8.5% share as basic support use cases reach saturation.

“The true moat for any enterprise in the late 2020s will be how they leverage their proprietary data pipelines to drive AI use case revenue,” says Patience. “As commoditized APIs lower barriers, owning the pipeline – from vector databases to multi-agent builders – is what will separate the winners.”

However, despite explosive potential, late-decade AI use case revenue growth will be shaped by regulation, talent scarcity, and power bottlenecks. Organizations that prioritize governance by default and auditability will be best positioned to scale in a tightening regulatory environment.

Read more in the reports AI Platforms Market $292B by 2030, Mapping Risks & Bull Market Scenarios, and 2H 2025 AI Platforms Market Sizing & Five-Year Forecast on the Futurum Intelligence Platform.

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Author Information

Nick Patience is VP and Practice Lead for AI Platforms at The Futurum Group. Nick is a thought leader on AI development, deployment, and adoption - an area he has researched for 25 years. Before Futurum, Nick was a Managing Analyst with S&P Global Market Intelligence, responsible for 451 Research’s coverage of Data, AI, Analytics, Information Security, and Risk. Nick became part of S&P Global through its 2019 acquisition of 451 Research, a pioneering analyst firm that Nick co-founded in 1999. He is a sought-after speaker and advisor, known for his expertise in the drivers of AI adoption, industry use cases, and the infrastructure behind its development and deployment. Nick also spent three years as a product marketing lead at Recommind (now part of OpenText), a machine learning-driven eDiscovery software company. Nick is based in London.

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