BAFTA has expanded its Outstanding British Film Longlist from 15 to 20 titles and introduced an AI-related clause requiring film submissions to disclose the use and extent of generative AI and human creative involvement. The changes are part of broader tweaks to eligibility and voting rules heading into the 2027 BAFTA Film Awards, including expanded longlists in key categories and new roles for the casting chapter in voting. The longlist expansion is paired with ongoing efforts to clarify which works qualify under the Family Film category, formerly Children’s & Family Film. The 2027 ceremony is slated for February in London, with the format adjustments designed to increase transparency and ensure recognition of human creativity alongside AI-assisted work. Multiple outlets have reported the updates, highlighting both the AI disclosure requirement and the extended longlist as central shifts for BAFTA’s awards process.