Your log shows you're running Ventura on a MacBook Pro Early 2013. That Mac is not supported by Apple to run Ventura , so you're probably using OCLP to get it to run. Sorry, but neither Apple nor VMware will support you running on that combination of hardware and macOS.
If you search the forum, you will find that Apple looks to have made a change in 13.3 that's the cause of this. Reportedly that's due to OCLP needing to disable a macOS security feature in order to gain Metal acceleration with their hacked drivers in 13.3. Unfortunately you're going to have to take this up with the OpenCore community and developers. Neither Apple nor VMware will "fix" anything that is considered "broken" on unsupported configurations. You may have to wait until and if the OCLP developers can figure out a way to re-enable that feature. Or you're going to have to drop back to macOS 13.2.1.
Or run a supported macOS version on that hardware (Big Sur), and a Fusion version that is supported on it (12.1.2).
You're not getting much more help here. It's considered bad etiquette to discuss things which clearly break vendor EULAs (in this case, Apple's) here on this forum. VMware could get into legal trouble by discussions of breaking of EULAs in a forum they sponsor.
- Paul (Technogeezer)
Editor of the Unofficial Fusion Companion Guides
