How to Fix Repeated Kernel Panics

Hello! I'm pretty new to Linux and Zorin OS, so I'm hoping to get some help or insight on how to fix this issue. Somewhat recently, my computer has been crashing more and more as well as showing screens for Kernel Panics and telling me I'll need to restart. Here are my logs, if these are at all important/useful for help.
EDIT TO ADD: I've made sure my computer is up to date with all updates as well, so I'm trying to figure out if it's an issue where I'd need to try to do a rollback or if there's something else. Like I said, I'm new to all this and pretty clueless with all of it.

Recently there was an update in Zorin 18 to kernel 6.17 which makes problems on some systems. If you are on Zorin 18 you could try to boot into kernel 6.14 to see if it is better then.
At grub menu select "Advanced options for Zorin" and select kernel 6.14 to boot from. If the grub menu isn't displayed at boot press continuosly esc key (or left shift key if you have a legacy BIOS) during boot, then it will be shown.

If it solves the problem you can set this older kernel as default to boot.

Alright, thank you! I'll try that and see if it helps. :]

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