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Travis Kalanick, ousted as Uber CEO in 2017 after scandals and an investor revolt, has returned with Atoms, a multibillion-dollar industrial robotics and AI venture backed by Andreessen Horowitz. He refuses to apologize for his Uber tenure, blaming "extreme wokeness," and now draws a following among young founders who cast him as a corporate-cancel-culture victim.
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