Sua falha está relacionada às extensões do kernel AppleIntelHD4000Graphics
. Não seria a primeira vez que o Chrome causava problemas com esse chipset em particular: O Google confirma que o bug do Chrome está causando falhas no MacBook Air mais recente :
The problem seems to have first been discovered early last week, according to reports in Apple's support discussion forums. The common thread among users experiencing crashes was the use of Chrome, which seemed to cause a kernel panic related to the drivers for Intel's HD4000 integrated graphics.
Google says it has filed a bug report with Apple concerning the driver issue, "since it should not be possible for an application to trigger such behavior," the company told Gizmodo. Chrome developers continue to work on a fix for the resource leak, but in the interim, Google has pushed out an update to Chrome that disables GPU acceleration on Macs with HD4000 graphics until the issue is resolved.
Portanto, a menos que você ainda não tenha feito isso, atualize o Chrome para a versão mais recente. Tente usar outro navegador enquanto isso e veja se o problema persiste.