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I think the best they can do is to make sure that those that upload videos and those that report videos as adult oriented should obviously have the feature of being inaccessible to minors.
It's not a duty for Youtube to babysit your kids, but it's not too unreasonable for youtube as a company to cater to this sort of thing.
Obviously, Sternn put some options on his son's computer to protect him from unwanted content like a reasonable adult.
I don't see it as nerfing the world in order to give parents access to controlling what their children see on youtube or the internet. You'd think a rating system would be necessary or blatantly logical.
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