This report analyzes the ethical implications of Clearview AI, a company specializing in facial recognition software, within the context of project management and professional ethics. The report examines the ethical issues arising from Clearview AI's practices, such as the collection and use of billions of individuals' photographs without their consent, and the potential for misuse of the technology. It identifies key stakeholders, including shareholders and government entities, and analyzes their viewpoints on the ethical concerns. Furthermore, the report compares the ethical principles of the company with relevant international codes of conduct, such as those from ACS, ACM, and BCS. The report concludes by offering a critical assessment of Clearview AI's practices, arguing that the company does not adequately prioritize ethical considerations, particularly regarding privacy and democratic freedoms. The student's viewpoint, guided by consequentialism, is contrasted with those of stakeholders, highlighting the importance of balancing the benefits of technology with the protection of individual rights. The report ultimately emphasizes the need for stricter regulations and ethical guidelines to govern the development and deployment of facial recognition technologies.