How Youtube is handling this is a major failure. Even if creators say their videos aren't for kids, they can still be contested, overruled and fined. A proper

How Youtube is handling this is a major failure. Even if creators say their videos aren't for kids, they can still be contested, overruled and fined. A proper solution is to create an age-gate for videos with categories of kids only, older-only, and general audience (which is allowed by the FTC). Also stop tracking tracking anonymous users. This would allow creators to categorize content without losing all monetization and features, or risking legal action. That would be more expensive to implement though so it's not happening.