No. I'd say their algorithm is just as bad as everyone else's since it's designed to promote ragebait (inasmuch as their goal is to increase the odds of "positive engagement" in the form of likes, retweets, and replies, and ragebait happens to maximize that). Engaged audiences stay longer and see more ads. That this results in the utter destruction of online discourse is, of course, not something that they care about. Consequently, I don't really use Twitter for anything other than staying in touch with friends... at least, those I'm not already in contact with through chat rooms of some kind (where we can share whatever we like without some Twat inserting themselves and deciding we didn't really want to share that and oh hey, how about this obnoxious thing Trump did the other day???).
It was probably good for maximizing "engagement", but that meant turning Twitter (now X) into an open sewer.