As I understand this, Clippy might be able to issue an authoritative moral command, “Stop!”, to the humans, provided it’s “caused” by human values, as conveyed through its correct understanding of them. The humans obey, provided they authenticate the command as channeling human values. It’s not advice, as the point of intervention is different: it’s not affecting a moral argument (decision making) within the humans, instead it’s affecting their actions more directly, with the moral argument having been computed by Clippy.
As I understand this, Clippy might be able to issue an authoritative moral command, “Stop!”, to the humans, provided it’s “caused” by human values, as conveyed through its correct understanding of them. The humans obey, provided they authenticate the command as channeling human values. It’s not advice, as the point of intervention is different: it’s not affecting a moral argument (decision making) within the humans, instead it’s affecting their actions more directly, with the moral argument having been computed by Clippy.