The British Academy of Film and Television Arts (BAFTA) has announced new changes to its film awards eligibility and voting rules, set to take effect for the 2027 awards. The adjustments include expanding the longlist for the Outstanding British Film category, giving more films a chance to be considered. BAFTA has also introduced a clause addressing the use of generative AI in films. Under the new rule, the academy reserves the right to request additional information about how much artificial intelligence was used in a movie's production. These updates are relatively minor compared to the larger revisions recently made by the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences for the Oscars. The changes aim to keep BAFTA's awards process current with evolving filmmaking technologies and industry practices. The academy has not provided further details on how the AI information will be evaluated or what criteria will be used to determine eligibility. The expanded longlist and AI clause reflect BAFTA's ongoing efforts to adapt its rules to modern filmmaking realities.