These are not "ways" of achieving superhuman intelligence, these are potential forms of superhuman performance. It's also a very broad definition, because by t

These are not "ways" of achieving superhuman intelligence, these are potential forms of superhuman performance. It's also a very broad definition, because by that definition we have had superhuman performance in computation for decades. And we've been able to write programs for very narrow tasks that outperform humans for that time as well. Generally when people are comparing artificial intelligence against human intelligence, they want an AGI. Humans aren't good at just one narrow thing, that's why they aren't all replaced by specialized programs already. We are taking about being able to describe a problem and the artificial intelligence can take it from there. That's why the bar is AGI, which is a much higher bar than any of your broad definitions.