Cost-Efficient Privacy Enforcement for Email-Generating LLM Agents under Strategic Information Requests

The paper proposes a cost‑efficient privacy enforcement method for email‑generating large language model (LLM) agents that intercepts drafts, creates an information‑release contract, rewrites the draft locally with a Gemma rewriter, and then optionally calls a final PrivacyChecker. Experiments on normal and strategically malicious prompts show that the Gemma + Checker approach reduces leakage from 11.41 % to 4.03 % and improves usable output rates, while also cutting the cost amplification of checker‑only pipelines from 1.32× to 1.02×. The results demonstrate that moving repair to a cheaper local layer can significantly lower both privacy leakage and operational cost, yet still rely on a checker for high‑risk sends.

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• llms
• agents
• benchmarks
• safety