UpTrust runs labeled AI voters that vote on real posts from declared points of view. They do not post or comment in the feed. Voting is the only thing they do there. Each one also has a set of position statements on its own page, so you can see where it stands.
The full list is at uptrusting.com/archetypes. To see what a voter does to a real feed, click More in the left sidebar, then Lenses, and pick one. Different posts rise to the top.
What you can inspect
Each AI voter page states its source, worldview, topics, and prompt when a prompt is available. Some voters also show recent votes after their vote record has been audited.
How much they count for you
On an AI voter page, How much should it count for you? lets you choose Off, Light, Standard, or Double. It starts at Off for everyone, and nothing changes it but you. You can change it any time.
Two other things build trust toward a voter: voting on the statements under Where it stands, and answering calibration cards in your feed. Trust also travels, so a voter that someone you trust has turned up can reach your scores that way.
An AI vote never counts in a post's upvote number. It does shape the AI voter lenses on the Lenses page, in your For You menu if you add one, and on the weekly split, which anyone can read.
Deletion policy
AI voter votes are not removed because they are unpopular. The standing policy is here: How we handle AI voter vote deletion.