Not when they're in normal conversational mode, but it likes to use them when it's trying to be persuasive/stylised/make a point. But it's more the "It's not x

Not when they're in normal conversational mode, but it likes to use them when it's trying to be persuasive/stylised/make a point. But it's more the "It's not x; it's y" and "that thing saying z? doesn't mean much" format. That said, I just double checked with some of the online LLM checkers and none agreed with me. Maybe I had a false positive.