Yes but probably not a lot, the base architecture would have been in place.
There was a rumour they switched architecture (from Vega) - although all of this is in the realm of rumour.
If both those rumours were true, it dovetails also with the delay of Navi and it's supposed re-spin into a more substantial departure from Vega than originally planned. And hence the conflicting rumours previously about what Navi actually was.
If Sony had a 2019 plan that they swapped for 2020, the decision for one over the other would have been made late 2017 at the latest. There's plenty of coinciding events around the AMD roadmap around that time to suggest if a switch was made, it was done because of the desire for a substantial spec change, and changes at an architectural level also.
Edit - by they by, though, I don't buy that Microsoft was thinking of a hypothetical 2019 PS5 when it made the vague comment about 'setting a performance benchmark' last year - MS would probably have known about that change for some time prior to e3 last year, if that was something that happened.
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