Sort of? But it is very different to the federal cabinet where they serve at the pleasure of the president. The recall process is slow, expensive, and rarely successful.
>Since 1913, there have been 181 recall attempts of state elected officials in California. Eleven recall efforts collected enough signatures to qualify for the ballot and of those, the elected official was recalled in six instances.
I'm not sure how... likely that is? Like, is the California electorate particularly enamoured of the LLM-flogging mega-corps, such that they would do their bidding in this way?
Like, if the reasoning is "we should recall them because they were mean to the lovely companies :(" then I'd expect the average person to say, broadly, "good" and vote against recall. 'AI' is not particularly popular with the public.
The Attorney General of California is an elected position. He could be recalled but not fired by the Governor.