We uncovered how Meta's AI app was full of accidental public posts that were really personal. It's now trying to fix that.

Mark Zuckerberg's Meta AI now requires one extra step before people can post things on its public "Discover" feed.

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• Business Insider found that the Meta AI app's public feed was full of personal information that looked to be accidentally published.
• Although posts aren't public by default, some users might have been confused and shared personal chats.
• After BI's story and other media coverage, Meta has added a new warning message.