Artificial intelligence can support companies in many areas and make the daily work of employees more efficient. Once the decision has been made to use AI services, it is essential to choose the right AI services. Our tips will show you whether an in-house development or a ready-made solution is right for you.To all one thing is the same: The 'how to' in "Ethical Decision Patterns for AI-Controlled Robots in Non-Military Contexts" Abstract This view examines the ethical decision patterns of AI-controlled robots in non-military contexts and offers solutions for ethically responsible programming. Issues discussed include the involvement of society in establishing ethical guidelines, regular review and adjustment of ethical parameters, and control of robot autonomy in ethically sensitive situations. Furthermore, mechanisms for obligating manufacturers to consider ethical principles and ensuring transparency in their technologies are discussed. The integration of ethics into the development of AI robots is seen as crucial to establishing ethical standards in the AI industry and building public trust. The ethical challenges in the application of AI-controlled robots are diverse and require careful examination. This paper considers the ethical decision patterns that may arise when using AI robots in non-military contexts. While the ethical issues behind the use of robots for non-peaceful purposes should not be ignored, we focus here on decision-making processes in emergency situations where autonomous robots must make operational decisions. Key Questions today are: To illuminate and appropriately analyze the ethical dilemma in this context, the following questions should be addressed: How many courses of action are available, and what are they? What different approaches to action are available to an AI-controlled robot in emergency situations? What factors influence the diversity of courses of action? What action patterns must be predefined for the robot as selectable options? What ethical principles and patterns could influence the programming of the robot? What criteria and guidelines should be considered in selecting action patterns? What are the key parameters that need to be evaluated and incorporated into the task with the right weighting, and what framework must be predetermined by humans beforehand? What evaluation criteria should be incorporated into the robot's decision-making process, and how should they be weighted? Which authorities or organizations are responsible for setting and monitoring ethical parameters and weights? Additionally Possible Questions: How should the training and awareness of AI-controlled robots regarding ethical aspects be conducted? What legal and regulatory measures are necessary to ensure the responsible use of AI robots? How can transparency and accountability be ensured in autonomous robots, especially in ethically sensitive situations? Answering these questions provides an important approach to analyzing and solving ethical challenges related to AI-controlled robots in non-military contexts.