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Web Awards are distributed in WebAwards.com platform by an A.I. namely Paris. - The system is very simple; The nominees are submitted by the owners or by the fans of the works each day. Then the best nominees are published, to share their value with the Web community. - The Jury: The Jury of WebAwards.com is an Artificial Intelligence and his name is Paris of Troy. You surely heard about him: He is the first jury of the first contest of the World. For more information please kindly refer to: https://webawards.com/jury/ - The Methodology: Best websites merit Web Awards. Therefore a sound methodology is designed together with a set of concrete valuation criteria under a cutting-edge technology. This unique process of voting (grading/rating) system is executed by the Artificial Intelligence "Paris of Troy". Website Awards are attributed and shared with the grand public after meticulously well quantified analysis, based on Machine Learning, thanks to Python language allowing it. - History and Technology: There would be no Web Awards, neither Website Awards, before the invention of the first web browser in 1990 by Timothy John Berners Lee. The domain WebAwards.com is registered just 8 years after, in February 1998. However Paris of Troy, the jury of Web Awards is a bit older than the Internet. He is the mythic figure of the Trojan Wars in about 1.300 B.C. and is accepted as the first ever jury of the World. - Can A Robot Be A Jury? When the automobile is invented, all the horses did not lost their job immediately, however it is quite understandable that the automation is gradually replacing hand-made processes. One of the most classical and traditionally human made jobs is "awarding", or let's now say "was" instead of "is" in order not to break the heart of Paris, coded to overcome this challenge. "Challenge" since deciding who will win the award for a human jury or an AI one, is not an easy