arXiv AI By Bingchen Pei, Lichong Chen, Bingxi Zhao, Ziang Wu, Sirui Wang, Min Zhang, Yanhao Chen, Qingxu Liu, Qiang Gao, Chang-Tien Lu, Bo Gao

ReCast: Contract-Preserving Protection for Fixed-Interface Multimodal Reasoning

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ReCast is a plug‑in framework that protects private inputs for fixed‑interface multimodal reasoning by locally converting them into a shared textual evidence‑query record, rewriting entities and topics with a distilled model, and mapping numerical values through an invertible, role‑aware map. A reconstruction agent then generates the required media from this protected record, allowing a remote solver to return a program whose operands are restored locally before execution. On 4,000 held‑out ChartQA and NMSQA examples, ReCast achieves 75.10% accuracy, retaining 92.43% of the unprotected remote accuracy, and flags source‑content leakage in 7.95% of solver‑bound requests, outperforming all evaluated local baselines.

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