Nope, RPG is where I feel that what I roleplay has direct influence over the world. Also I expect having dialogue choices to roleplay that, not only in my head. RPG is about roleplaying, yes. But there is no roleplaying if choies you make don't matter or change outcome in game/quests etc. So far 98% of your choices don't change anything. Not to mention in most cases you don't even have choices. You can't be charismatic leader, soulless mercenary, witty netrunner, neutral professional, pure evil cyber maniac. Not in your head, but in dialogue options.
Gam that does not provide different outcomes to your decisions is not RPG. It's just adventure game with some mechanics borrowed from RPG.
Under any actual description of what is a 'RPG' most of the games that players state are not an RPG actually are. Where they are 'Not RPG's' or 'Are RPG's' is solely in the opinion of the individual player of what is a RPG. Cyberpunk has most of the requirements to classed as an RPG, way beyond just being say an 'action shooter' (or similar) as some have suggested.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Role-playing_video_game yea its only a Wiki but it covers what is required in some part to be called an RPG. We had exactly the same argument over at Beth with FO4, that is an RPG but 'Not' in some opinions.
One base description I have read is Cyberpunk is an action role playing game which still comes under the RPG heading. While Cyberpunk.Net calls it an open world action adventure game and then goes on to call it a story driven open world RPG??? They seem confused as to what to call it, so I'll stick to what it has in respect to 'what is an RPG' Cyberpunk scrapes in as one IMO.