Bingjian Wu
吴炳见
Bingjian Wu is a partner at Heart Capital (心资本), a Chinese venture firm where he focuses on AI investments . He previously worked at K2VC (险峰) and Legend Star (联想之星) . His portfolio includes angel investments in QSG (quantum songs / 量子之歌), which became the first Chinese company to list in the U.S. after the PCAOB audit agreement, as well as deals in Baichuan AI, Yun Ding Luo Ke, Oribo Smart, Tan Ma, HitGoo, and Xiaohe Technology . In 2023 he invested in LynkSoul (心影随形), an AI startup . He was named one of the "most promising young direct-investment fund investors" in a 2025 industry ranking .
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Heart Capital's Bingjian Wu: When "Lobster" Started Replying to My WeChat Messages for Me, I Saw the Glimmer of an Agent | Voice
The Great AI Voyage of the Chinese Diaspora
Heart Capital's Bingjian Wu: When AI Becomes Consensus, We Choose Non-Consensus | Voice
Be the earliest companion to non-consensus value.
Heart Capital: After Generating 500 Videos with Sora, Here's What We See | Voice VOICE
AI video generation has reached a new technological inflection point.
Heart Capital's Bingjian Wu: I Don't Ask AI Startups About Their "Endgame" | Xinsheng VOICE
Build a boat and wait for the tide to rise.
Interview with Liu Binxin, Heart Shadow Follows Form: AI Products Shouldn't Compete with Short Videos and Games for Users
Companionship that doesn't compete for your attention.
Heart Capital's Bingjian Wu: "YES or NO" — The Two Sides of the AI Coin | VOICE
We're in the very earliest days of the AI industry right now.
AI Thinking Part Three: One-Year-Old vs. Eighteen-Year-Old AI | VOICE
The best way to predict the future is to create it.
AI Reflections, Part Two: The Open Cards and Hidden Cards in AI | VOICE
Consensus and Non-Consensus in AI.
A Framework for Thinking About AI Application Startups in the Age of GPT | VOICE
Operating systems are a game for the few, but application startups are open to many.
