The Golden Globe Awards outlines new rules governing the use of artificial intelligence (AI) for submissions to the Jan. 10, 2027 ceremony. According to the awards organizers, AI or generative AI in a film or television entry does not automatically disqualify it from eligibility, as long as “human creative direction” remains the primary factor throughout production. The guidelines are designed to address how AI can be used without removing the requirement that creative control rests primarily with people. The Golden Globes also reiterates key logistical details for the upcoming event, including that the show will air live on Sunday, Jan. 10, on CBS and stream on Paramount+. Nikki Glazer is set to return as host. Submissions are set to open on June 1, and the rules apply to submissions across film, television, and related categories covered by the Golden Globes’ eligibility framework. The organizers’ statement emphasizes that compliance hinges on the balance between AI usage and ongoing human involvement in the creative process, rather than the presence or absence of AI tools alone.