Is this a good way to hedge against an AI crash as an index fund investor?

If you invest in cap weighed whole market index funds, most of your portfolio will be companies involved in AI, so obviously, the potential of an AI crash is a major concern. Would replicating that exact strategy, but leaving AI companies out be a good hedging strategy? Meaning, leaving aside which specific combination of funds would accomplish this, you invest across the world and across sectors, except you leave AI and associated industries (chipmaking and whatever else) out of your holdings. Would this insulate you mostly from the fallout of an AI crash? And, setting aside the AI crash scenario, how good of an investment strategy is it just from the standpoint of growth in value of your holdings? Obviously, it can't just be a good way to avoid an AI crash, it also has to be a good investment strategy apart from that.