H.R. 8152 wants to add new rules about how people from other countries can use certain things, like software or gadgets, over the internet or cloud. These rules would help control who can access and use these items online, just like they do for sending them to other places.

H.R. 8152 wants to make sure that people from other countries can't use important U.S. technology from far away, like over the internet, without permission because it could be unsafe. This is to prevent things like using special computers or making weapons in ways that could cause harm.

H.R. 7151 is a plan that helps decide quickly if certain companies should be added or removed from a special list that controls important technology trades. If a company is on this list, it usually can't buy certain things from the U.S., unless the government thinks it's really important for safety or making friends with other countries.

H. R. 6602 is a bill that changes some rules about how the U.S. government handles disagreements between its own agencies when they're deciding how to deal with countries they don't want to sell weapons to, like Russia. It says these decisions must be made more clearly and adds rules to help decide who makes the final call if they can't agree.