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Hard unknots are often easy from a different perspective
Recent attempts to train AI models to recognize knots have produced millions of ``hard'' unknot diagrams resistant to simplification by Reidemeister moves, pass moves, or random walks on the Reidemeister graph. Most are easy for the methods based on triangulations of the knot complement found in Reg
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