This article analyzes the concept of the “algorithm of justice” as a tool enabling the objective interpretation of the law and the protection of human rights in judicial proceedings. Drawing on Ronald Dworkin’s theory of “law as integrity” and the ideal of the
Judge Hercules, the author highlights the limitations of human judges, whose legal interpretations may be shaped by personal beliefs, held values, biases, or the sociopolitical context. The article draws attention to the risks associated with judicial activism and the arbitrariness of interpretations based on the “spirit of the law.” The proposed solution involves using artificial intelligence to automate the processes of legal interpretation by creating an impartial “algorithm of justice.”
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