Searching on the AER: Multiple Corrected error received message it is coming from the hardware although the message has been delivered by the kernel.
Basically the message is saying that the hardware involved found some errors but that it corrected them and that this had happened multiple times.
I found a kernel bugzilla entry on this covering the time period of 2018 to 2023 which has been closed by the kernel devs in May this year and the following is mentioned in that.
PCIe Correctable Errors have already been corrected by hardware and there is no functional impact. Generally they are caused by things like checksum errors that are probably related to signal integrity issues. Clean and reseat the device, etc. All the kernel can do is log these.
So based on the above kernel feedback I would try removing and re-inserting the involved card, maybe cleaning up the contacts beforehand.
Most of the activity in the kernel bug was to reduce the amount of logging that the kernel does for messages about errors that have been fixed as in the earlier parts of the bug people were getting their logs swamped with messages.
From your logs, I would expect the involved card to be your wireless card on blue.
You can always run
lspci | grep 00:1c.2
lspci | grep 02:00.0
which will give you the info on what the card with that pci number is.
The AER message is coming from 00:1c.2 but it seems to be reporting on 02:00.0 so worth checking what both those pci numbers are. Probably the second number is the one of interest but that is just my guess.