EXCEPTION_ACCESS_VIOLATION can have a variety of causes. The specific address referenced in your error, "0x000001ea1f27f3b8" may not be common but that doesn't matter because the specific memory address is basically meaningless in this error. What really matters is the category, "EXCEPTION_ACCESS_VIOLATION".
There are plenty of guides that will give a series of steps to take in order to try to solve this issue, and I'll link those below, but before you use any of them here are the things I would do first. I'm going to start with the fastest/easiest and end with the most time consuming.
If you get lucky this could be a 10 minute fix, if not you might end up spending hours trying a bunch of things.
1) Disable your anti-virus, try to play the game. If the game works then you probably need to Verify or reinstall your anti-virus. Make sure you have all programs turned off while you're verifying or reinstalling anti-virus. No games, no browsers, no office applications, nothing.
2) If you use any mods, unsubscribe from all of them and make sure they are removed in the game interface. Reboot and try again. If the game works then you can add the mods back in, one at a time, test your game after each mod install, then you should be able to figure out which one is causing your problem.
3) Uninstall your video driver. Use the Device Manager > Display adapter do do this, look up the steps if this is something you're not familiar with. Reboot after uninstalling. Then after the reboot tell windows to discover your video card and install the drivers from scratch. Reboot again. Now test your game.
4) Completely uninstall and reinstall ARK form scratch. Verify works most of the time, but not always, there are problems that a Verify won't fix and this might be one of them.
Also, reboot after you uninstall AKK, before you reinstall. And after you reinstall reboot again before starting the game. Lots of people will argue that it's not necessary to do multiple reboots when troubleshooting or trying to solve issues, but this is Windows not Linux. Doing "extra" reboots is much better than not doing enough.
If it's still not working then you might need to dig into some of these ideas from these various guides.
https://www.troubleshootingcentral.com/8-solutions-to-the-access-violation-at-address-error/
https://www.systweak.com/blogs/how-to-resolve-the-exception_access_violation-in-windows-11-10/
https://www.makeuseof.com/how-to-fix-exception-access-violation/
https://www.technipages.com/how-to-fix-exception-access-violation-error/